Replacement ignitor used for some Frigidaire, Estate, GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, Roper, and Whirlpool oven models.
Directly Replaces: 4342528, 300259, 3196447, 321342, 327617, 337263, 337389, 337390, 4157446, 4322910, 4332948, 4338008, 4338037, 4342528VP, 4389493, 8053999, F16-569, GR403, K16866, 3422, AH360921, AP3104565, EA360921, EAP360921, PD00002372, PS360921, 5304401265, 08007988, 235030, 5308007988, 7954, 8007988, 9360, A00P235030, A00P235230, A1505523, A1505786, AP00235030, AP235027, P235030, AP235030, DAP235030, P235030, Q000198333, 638543, AH470557, AP2592228, EA470557, EAP470557, PD00000355, PS470557, WB2X9154, 300259, 319887, 327617, 330689, 337263, 4336387, 4338008, WB00X6640, WB02X9154, WB13K0001, WB13K0003, WB13K0004, WB13K01, WB13K04, WB13K1, WB13K10027, WB13K3, WB13K4, WB2X9154-12PK, 1990, AH243425, AP2014008, EA243425, EAP243425, PD00001010, PS243425, SGR403, ERGR403.
Features:
- Draws electrical current through the oven safety valve to open it, then ignites gas burners to heat the oven to temperature.
- Oven / broiler glow bar round ignitor.
- Includes (1) Igniter with Bracket and 2-Wire Lead, Additional Mounting Bracket, (2) Porcelain Wire Connectors, Instructions.
Specifications:
- Color: Gray / White / Black.
- Material: Metal / Porcelain / Ceramic.
- Electrical Specs: 115V, 2.5 - 3.0A.
- Ignitor Dimensions: 3-1/2"L x 1-1/2"W x 1"H.
- Additional Dimensions: Leads extend approx. 12" from ignitor.
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Compatible Models:
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Repair Skill Level: 2 | Beginner to Moderate
Minimal disassembly (if any) and some basic tools may be needed.
Part Description: Regulates the heat level of the burner element.
Failure Symptoms: Cannot control the burner temperature, or cannot turn the burner on/off; Burner will not heat.
Testing: If you're unable to control an electric burner, the burner's infinite switch should be replaced.
Bonus Tip: Easily determine if the element or switch is defective by switching the non-working element with a working one. If the new element works, the the old element was defective. If the new element does not work, it likely that the switch is defective.
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