Ted August 27, 2016 for Model Number MSG5870ADB Front right burner will not light due to no ignition spark. Replaced the spark ignitor at the right front burner. Checked the spark module and is OK. Only thing left is the igniter switch but there are different series number for this model and not sure which ignitor switch to order. The front right gas valve stem and knob is bigger then the rest of the valve stems. There is no series no. on the range plate but has a serial number that starts with a 20..... if that means something. The existing ignition switch has numbers 50 (lower right) and 90 (lower left). Any suggestions?
1 Answer Ted, The part number for the ignition switch for the right front burner will be WP7403P287-60. Read More...
Boomer November 30, 2014 for Model Number MGR4410ADH My stove used to make clicking sound, now it doesn't and it will not light, on top of stove. Whats wrong with it I have to light top burners with a match, help
1 Answer Hello Boomer. If none of the igniters work, you will need to check the spark module 12001596 on the unit. Read More...
Barbara August 17, 2014 for Model Number MGR5750BDW My oven will not light on bake, it does light on broil. I do not smell gas and it does not glow. about 3 years ago I had to change out the glow stick and I was thinking it might need the igniter switch this time. How do I know the part I need for the bake switch.
1 Answer Barbara, Your range doesn't have a "Bake Switch". The ERC (electronic range control) WP5701M382-60, Applies 120 VAC power to the igniter 74007498, when a bake or broil selection is made. The igniter glows until the system draws 3.2 to 3.6 amps, at the proper amp draw, the safety valve opens and the burner ignites. You most likely have a weak or cracked oven bake igniter 74007498 again, based on your description Read More...
Neil November 18, 2013 for Model Number MGR5710ADW Help, how do I know which ignitor/PN's in my oven to replace? The oven takes forever to preheat and took 4 hours to cook some potatoes last night!! Does my oven have more than one ignitor inside my oven?
1 Answer Neil, Your oven will have a bake and broil igniter. If the unit preheats then the issue would most likely not be the igniter but the safety valve coils. If the coils are open to quickly then the unit will take too long to preheat and cook. Here is what you want to do Test for 3.2-3.6 amps at the gas safety valve with the igniter turned on. If the voltage is there, you have a bad safety valve. If the voltage is low, you have a weak igniter and the igniter will need to be replaced. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Glenda L July 02, 2013 for Model Number MGS5870ADW Hi. I got my new ignition switch (74004095), and I got the front of the stove off, behind the knobs. How do I get the old ignition switch off? Do I cut the wires at the old ignition switch and restrip them? After I have the wires off, will I be able to twist the old ignition switch out of there or will I have to do some more dis-assembly to get the old switch off? Thanks, glenda
1 Answer Glenda, The ignition switch should have connectors that disconnect. If not then the new switch would have wires coming off of it to splice to the wiring. When taking switch off you just pull straight out and push new one straight on to lock in place. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Johnny. No, this does not control the oven temperature. The oven sensor is the part your looking for. Here is the part number for you. 12001655 Hope this helps. Read More...