Whirlpool WP31940001 Gas Range Oven Bake Igniter OEM Part

Replaced ingniter. Unlike some of the repair videos I saw, I could do everything by removing the lower draw, and in fact access from the back of the stove was not an option on my Amana. Pulling the stove out and fussing around turned a likely ten minute job in to a twenty minute. Unit work great, now I just need to keep tabs on the broiler igniter, which may be on the way out as well.

First I had no idea what the problem was. Until I picked up the appliance repair business card at my home depot store and when on line to talked to the online tech in the chat room. This person was so accurate on what I needed, it was almost like he knew my stove or had one just like it. The part was a simple as the heating element. It arrived the next day about 9:00 AM. I only paid ground shipping charges. My wife and I were floored it came so quick. Viewed the video and was installed in about 15 minutes and I am a clutts. I priced the part at the appliance store and the price was double. We didn't have to wait to make a date with the repair shop. If I can do it anyone one can

I ordered the igniter and replaced it. It works perfectly now.

Ordered a new element and plugged it on

The most likely cause for the oven not to light is a weak igniter. I thought at first it was alright because it did glow red, Apparently it didn't draw enough current to allow the safety valve to open. The new igniter fixed it - 3 screws and a plug-in connector - all done. The stove top igniter was a little tougher. the burners were attached by screws and the screws were badly corroded. I had to drill them out. Also, the igniter was held to the bottom of the burner with a badly corroded screw. That screw had to be drilled out and replaced as well. Once the new igniter was in place, the burner lights as it should. It was easy to get the right parts by providing the make and model of the stove. The price was right, too.