Whirlpool WP7432P136-60 Range Oven Igniter OEM Part

The bake (bottom burner) worked after replacing the ignitor. Becareful and do not drop the ignitor or the element will break. I found out the hard way. I bought the first ignitor at a local appliance store. After breaking that one, I found another at appliancepartspros.com for $20 cheaper. Thanks appliancepartspros!!!

Originally ordered the Oven Bake Igniter but when it arrived on 3/1/14, and after taking mine apart, I realized I didn't have the correct item. I contacted your company and did a 'web chat' and after conversation I was advised the part # I needed, which was the Igntr-Oven. I was sent a RMA to return the part that I didn't need, and I placed order for the part I did need. The part arrived on Tue 3/4 and I was able to quickly install it, with very little difficulty (due to previously watching a video on it). I am very impressed with the assistance, and the speed of delivery. The oven was back to work for less than it would have cost for a 'service call' for a repair person!!

After I found out that oven igniter wasn't working, I went to your site to look up the part. Yours is the best place online to find a part, just type in your model number of your appliance and the parts come up. With your "how to" video, it took me about 10 minutes to change out the bad part, and put in the good part.

I bought a igniter and it fix problem

We ordered the oven ignitor, part no.AP5690114, from this site, and it arrived on schedule in a few days. The instructions per the video were perfect. The only problem we experienced was removing one of the screws from the oven floor. (Our model has screws, unlike the model used in the video.) The range is 10-years-old, so that was to be expected, but it was more difficult than we'd anticipated. My husband used a variety of screwdrivers, wrenches, and a heat gun. After working at it for over an hour, he finally was able to loosen the stubborn screw without stripping it. With the screw removed, in no more than 15-20 minutes the ignitor was connected, oven floor replaced, gas and electricity turned on, and the oven working! Despite the difficulty removing the screw (which will vary by age and model), I'm marking this as a 1, "Easy", with 5 stars for satisfaction.