Product Description
Oven Igniter Specifications
This part is used to light the oven for the bake or broil. Be very careful to not touch the black element part of this igniter as it is very fragile.
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Troubleshooting
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Little to no heat when baking | Gas igniter glows | but will not light | Will Not Start
This part works with the following products:
Range.
This part works with the following products:
KitchenAid, Whirlpool.
Part# WP9753108 replaces these:
AP6013906, 9751784, 9753108
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Arno B - August 29, 2020
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Oven igniter in gas stove
A ten minute job the parts came the next day to small town Northern Alberta I like dealing with This company
Bee C - July 30, 2020
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Fast and reliable.
The part came faster than I expected. It's work great and now more baking. Always good service.
April T - May 5, 2020
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Worked as expected.
First part arrived was broken, however, they sent us another one right away and refunded us for the first. The part worked out great, difficult part is running the wires, make sure you attach some string to the wires in the back of the stove so that when you disconnect it you can tie the string the new ignitor to run the the wires back through the firewall and connect them easily. Overall worked as expected, if you smell gas and your oven isn’t heating properly you need this part!
Peter H - February 4, 2020
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got the right part
Part arrived within 2 days and it was the part I ordered. Anything more would have exceeded my expectations, anything less would have been a customer service failure.
Peggy G - December 27, 2019
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My oven works again!!
The part was easy to locate and order. The delivery was amazingly fast I spite of our small town location. The part was easily installed. Now my oven is back in working order. Thank you
Pim S - May 18, 2019
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Easy Fix
Part was identical and easy to install. As someone else stated in their review tape a pull wire to the old leads when removing the part to make pulling the new wires back as easy as possibly.
Chetan P - January 14, 2019
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OEM part worked amazingly
OEM certified part very straight forward install and the gas range oven is back in service,.
Wisam M - October 2, 2018
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Great part. Easy to install
Great condition. Same as original
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Oven stopped working/Slow to ignite
Although the ignitors glowed brilliant yellow I learned from an expert there are 2 fail modes. 1. that they break and don't glow well enough to ignite the gas or 2. they get resistive over the years and do not pass enough current to open the valve. This is important to know because the current passes through the ignitor before it gets to the valve. If the ignitor resists too much then the valve never gets enough power to open. As evidence you get slow ignitions until one day it stops altogether.
There are 2 ignitors in this oven. one for the broiler and 1 for the oven. The broiler is exposed so easily removed. For the oven you need to remove the flame spreader cover and the flame spreader. Need a good screw driver for all the screws in the oven because they get corroded from the hostile environment and also the factory torques them in pretty good when new. It is hard to get leverage leaning into an oven without leaning on the oven door which could unhinge it. With a good screw driver and getting a good seat into the screw you can break it loose. Then some muscle power to get it out. 1 screw refused to come out all the way so I grabbed it with some pliers and pulled and twisted it out. A trick I learned from my days as a mechanic is to use valve lapping compound on the screw driver. The diamond dust bites into the screw for a grip on those really bad ones.
The last tricky part is you have to remove the back cover on the oven, unplug the wires and pull the ignitor out through the oven. When you see the wires in the back you will see insulation packing.
Hint: If your smart you will tie a string to the wires before you pull it though so it is easier to pull the new ignitor wires back the same way. Else you need to use a stick to feel your way through the insulation packing to find the wires.
Hardest part of this job is undoing the screws. The rest is easy.
There are 2 ignitors in this oven. one for the broiler and 1 for the oven. The broiler is exposed so easily removed. For the oven you need to remove the flame spreader cover and the flame spreader. Need a good screw driver for all the screws in the oven because they get corroded from the hostile environment and also the factory torques them in pretty good when new. It is hard to get leverage leaning into an oven without leaning on the oven door which could unhinge it. With a good screw driver and getting a good seat into the screw you can break it loose. Then some muscle power to get it out. 1 screw refused to come out all the way so I grabbed it with some pliers and pulled and twisted it out. A trick I learned from my days as a mechanic is to use valve lapping compound on the screw driver. The diamond dust bites into the screw for a grip on those really bad ones.
The last tricky part is you have to remove the back cover on the oven, unplug the wires and pull the ignitor out through the oven. When you see the wires in the back you will see insulation packing.
Hint: If your smart you will tie a string to the wires before you pull it though so it is easier to pull the new ignitor wires back the same way. Else you need to use a stick to feel your way through the insulation packing to find the wires.
Hardest part of this job is undoing the screws. The rest is easy.
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John from Chicago, IL
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Difficulty Level:A Bit Difficult
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Wrench set
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My stove had been taking an increasingly long time to warm up, and then would eventually would not warm up more than 315 degrees.
I researched the problem on the internet, and all of the data led me to believe I had a bad igniter. My husband and I viewed a youtube video about installing a new one, and then I read step by step instructions on another site. We thought we would be able to easily do this ourselves, so we ordered the part from PartSelect, and I received the part within a couple of days. After taking the back off the stove, and the pan off the bottom of the oven, we attached a string and pulled through the old wires, and then attached the new wires on the igniter and pulled them to the back of the stove and connected them. The part was exactly what we needed, and now the stove works like it did when it was brand new! I was very happy with the results! MEF
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Mary Ellen from Altamont, NY
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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Broiler would not ignite
There were two screws holding the igniter in place but one was stripped and had to be cut off with the Dremel tool. Then it was a matter of removing 3 screws from the back of the oven and disconnecting the two wires to the igniter. The description for the igniter implies that there will be screws but I supplied my own to finish the job.
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William from Covington, GA
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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broken wire
had to take the stove out to get the back off to replace the part.
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Cliff from Duxbury, MA
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench set
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Igniter failer
Very easy, unscrew the old one remove the back panel tie a string to the wires pull though the front of the oven remove the string tie it to the new ingiter and pull the wires back though the oven back wall and hook up the wires and screw it back into place.
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STEPHEN from LAPEER, MI
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
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Gas broiler stopped working
I unscrewed the igniter from the top of the oven, and removed the back panel of the stove. I had a friend in the back while I jiggled the two wires to see which ones they where. Then I had to use two pliers to pull the connectors apart. I tied a string to the two wires and pulled them out through the oven and left the string and tied the new wires to the string and pulled the new wires through the back of the stove, and replaced the back and screws.
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Doug from MOUNT VERNON, WA
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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Ignitor failed
The instructions already posted are good; the only twist on the problem I had is that I have the model with no broiler. So that caused a bit of confusion on my part, but what I needed is the lower igniter, (part #PS11747123) illustrated on the schematic diagram, with two separate leads, not a single plug. After I figured that out it was a walk in the park. And...just to be accurate...I discovered that the factory had patched in wire extenders on each lead with wire nuts. Evidently the original igniter leads used when the stove was manufactured were too short to reach through the back wall, so they had to extend them. If that is your case also, just remove the extender wire with the cap nuts, the new igniter leads are plenty long enough to reach through the back wall of the oven and clip on to the terminals of the gas valve.
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ROBERT from WILMETTE, IL
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Ran
November 29, 2018
My KitchenAid gas range's oven does not heat. oven igniter glows but no heat. I learned in q&a section that this is most probably a oven igniter issue such that safety valve did not open to let gas out. However, i do smell gas after 1~2 minutes which implies safety valve somehow does open. Could this still be an oven igniter issue so i just replace oven igniter? Thanks!
For model number KGST307HBS5
Hello Ran, Thank you for the question. Test for 3.0-3.6 volts AC 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.Hope this helps, good luck with this repair!
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Bob
August 24, 2021
Oven takes 15 minutes before it ignites and then takes 20 minutes to shut off after cancel button, which beeps, is pushed. Assume faulty igniter is first problem but what is possible cause of second problem. Thanks.
For model number kitchen aid YKGST307 gas stove
Hi Bob,
Thank you for your question. If your oven takes 15 minutes to light, then the issue is likely a weak or failing igniter and it will need to be replaced. If the igniter is not the issue, you will need to check the gas valve, the electronic control board, and the oven sensor. You will find the information on how to test these parts under Free Repair Help and Instant Repairman on our website. We hope this helps! Good luck with the repair!
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Carl
November 5, 2021
The oven stay's in preheat LO and never reaches the desire temperature. What could be the problem. Need help.
For model number KGRT600HBL5
Hello Carl, Thank you for your inquiry. We have researched the model you have provided and we would recommend checking the following parts to fix your issue: oven igniter, safety oven sensor, safety valve and regulator assembly, and the oven thermal fuse. You can test the parts with a multimeter. If you are unfamiliar with how a multimeter functions, we have videos available to assist you. Good luck with your repair.
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Robert
November 13, 2018
Does the part come with ceramic screws (if needed) to attach the new broiler igniter to the existing wiring or does it just plug in to the existing line (if the range has a plug for the igniter?
For model number KGST307HBL4
Hello Robert, Thank you for the question. The new igniter plugs in with push on terminals and no screw are required other then the Part Number: PS11746873 to mount the igniter. Hope this helps, good luck with this repair!
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