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she went to use oven oven wont lite. looked at igniter wasnt glowing. broiler igniter glowed and worked. looked the same so i was going to switch forgot to turn off power when i was takin out igniter on broiler saw a little spark now it dont work. guess i should of turned power off first? did i fry igniter
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Originally Posted by: rockandfinish  she went to use oven oven wont lite. looked at igniter wasnt glowing. broiler igniter glowed and worked. looked the same so i was going to switch forgot to turn off power when i was takin out igniter on broiler saw a little spark now it dont work. guess i should of turned power off first? did i fry igniter Rock, I'm pretty sure you did, they are very fragile in both composition and circuitry. You probably should order for both burners, I'm pretty sure the bake burner igniter was bad before you started. Part number: AP2020610
Good Luck, :) :) :)
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Check Oms On Igniter. Look All Right.
What Else Could I Mested Up When I Forget To Unpluged Oven Before I Install New Iginiter In Broiler Oven Works Fine.
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Originally Posted by: rockandfinish Check Oms On Igniter. Look All Right.
What Else Could I Mested Up When I Forget To Unpluged Oven Before I Install New Iginiter In Broiler Oven Works Fine. Rock, Since you have a multi meter, a clamp on ampmeter would be best but, A cold igniter could have the proper resistance readings, and still be "bad",under a "load". A glow bar igniter should draw 3.2 to 3.6 amps, when it is "glowing" in order to produce the 3.2 to 3.6 VAC to the burner valve in order to make the switch open, and release the gas for ignition and flame. Part number: AP2023332
You have a "dual" valve, and will need to check for 3.2 to 3.6 VAC at the two terminals for each valve solenoid, when you select bake, then broil selections on your control. If you have less than 3.2 volts at either test, you have a weak glow bar igniter, or loose connection. If you have the voltage(s), then you damaged the dual safety valve when you forgot to unplug the range. :) :) :)
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I'll check it out Thanks joe.
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Originally Posted by: rockandfinish I'll check it out Thanks joe. Rock, Good Deal, Drop us a line, and let us know what you find. You'll have it figured out and repaired in no time. :) :) :)
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