Corey January 22, 2012 for Model Number SF385PEEW0 Im getting confused which module I need. One website says 8053421 another says W11010491. On a previous question some asked the similar question who has the same stove, just the almond color and the answer was the W10110491 or ap4364254 but according to the compatible model list for each part it says the correct one should be the 8053421 spark module. So which is it?
1 Answer Hello Corey! According to the parts lists that the manufacture supplies for your model SF385PEEW0 is part number W10110491, our part number WPW10110491. Thanks! Read More...
Jay September 01, 2011 for Model Number Whirlpool Model SF385PEEQ I have a whirlpool rangetop (Whirlpool Model SF385PEEQ) that does not spark - only the gas flows when turning the knob on. I determined the spark module is bad. Question: How does Part #AP4364254 ($15.09) differ from Part #8053421 (over $100.00)? Depeding on the parts retailer's website - when clicking the exploded view diagram of parts, one or the other option will show up. This website shows the AP4364254 part. However, when I search this website by part #8053421, the "AP" part #AP3031050 is available for the higher price. Which part is correct?
1 Answer Hello Jay. The difference is the configuration. Based on the model number you provided, WPW10110491 is the correct spark module. Hope this helps. Read More...
1 Answer HI Bec. We need your exact model # to assist you. If it is a cook top , then it will be on the bottom of the unit at the sides. If it is a range it will be on the frame behind the storage drawer or the kick plate assembly. I hope this helps. Thank you. Read More...
Vernon Y. May 17, 2011 for Model Number SF375PEE My original spark module has only two pins on the top, for the power connection, the new on has three connections. I read, in the Q/A, an answer that you gave to another person that identifies the power wires white wire goes to the Minus and the brown wire goes to the plus. My wires are white to negative and Orange, or maybe pink, can't tell which, to the positive. I think this would be OK but, my other wires are white with color tags on them. They differ from the colors you told the guy to hook up. The tags on the white wires are Red, Yellow, Orange & Blue. Can you tell me how to hook mine up to this new module?
1 Answer Hello Vernon. They do not show the wire colors on your model number. Here is what you can do. Hold the new module up to the old one. Hook the white to the negative, and the orange to the positive. Then the wires under them on the old module will go into the same place on the new module. Hope this helps. Read More...
Nick May 16, 2011 for Model Number KGCT365EBLO My original spark module has only 2 pins for the power connection, yours has 3 pins. My cooktop does have a ground to the cook top comming from the ac power cord. Which pins do I connect to the ac power?
1 Answer Hello Nick. The black wire goes to the - and the Brown goes to the +. If you look under the + the top terminal is Orange. The one under it is Yellow. Across from Yellow is Blue, and under Blue is Brown. You will need to make a ground wire and hook it to the terminal between + and - and run it to the ground screw. Hope this helps. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Drew. If some of the igniters are sparking, and some are not, then you will check the igniters for cracks and continuity. If they are not cracked and the test good. You have a bad spark module WPW10110491. You can test this with a multi-meter MA-DM1. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Don February 27, 2011 Our original module has positive and negative terminal, yours in your picture has 3 what to we do with the third terminal? Our model number is sf395leeb.
1 Answer That is a ground terminal. You will need to run a ground wire from it to the frame of the range. Read More...