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Customer Questions and Answers for Oven Gas Valve by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18042513
Manufacturer Part Number: WP9763716

Oven won't heat but burners work? Clicking ignitor with no flame? This gas valve controls gas flow to bake and broil burners. Typical DIY install: 15-30 min.

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For Whirlpool Oven Gas Valve (Part Number: OEM18042513)

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Spike, Based on the information it sounds like the burner could be clogged or have debris around the port holes in the burner.

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Dennis, Based on the information you will want to access the burner tube by removing the oven bottom and check the tubing for rusting. This would be the most common reason for the unit to spark but not to light even with the gas smell.

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Hello Dmfx, There will always be a bit of a gas smell from a gas unit during initial ignition. The unit has to open the valve then get it lit. During this time, a gas smell that dissipates is normal.

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Hello Wally. You need to check and see if the pressure regulator on the gas valve WP9763716 is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Rick R. for Model Number KGSI901PBS01

So the problem that Im having is that the units broil and bake burners wont ignite. when I tested the valve I put the meter on the wrong leads. I went red to blue and got 5.9 then I went orange to blue and got 200.7. I dint know I was suppose to go 1 2 and then 3. but when I try to ignite the oven I hear two muffled cliks coming from the valve. because the surface burners are igniting and the igniters in the oven isn't clicking Im thinking it might be the spark module. any guess?

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Rick, Try this, place your meter leads across the orange and red wires of the gas valve solenoid (with the wires attached), make and start a bake selection and check for 8 to 18 volts DC. Repeat for the orange and blue wires and make a broil selection. If the DC voltage is present, then the module should be OK, and the issue should be in the gas valve solenoids.

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Hello Ken, You would want to do an amp draw on the oven ignitor. You should be getting between 3.2 and 3.6 amps WP8054129. If you are not then you need to replace the ignitor. You can also check the resistance of the gas valve WP9763716. Should be 216 ohms between bake and common and broil and common.

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