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After removing the oven floor panel and the flame spreader I have access to the igniter. It is attached to a small bracket on the gas burner tube by 2 screws at approximately 7 o'clock and underneath the igniter body. Even with an offset screwdriver there is insufficient clearance to remove the screws. Am I overlooking something obvious or do I need a special tool? Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks.
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Thanks so much for your help. Norm
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You are welcome Norm. Keep us posted.
Gene.
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After removing the lower drawer I removed one easily accessible screw at the bottom end of the burner tube. With the bracket in place the burner tube lifted up about a quarter inch and then out into the oven space. At this point the igniter was completely accessible and easily exchanged. Thanks so much for the good advice.
Norm from Maryland
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I'm glad you were able to fix it. Thank you for the feedback and good luck with your range.
Gene.
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