This OEM control panel switch, also known as a limit switch or limit sensor, is mounted within the control panel housing on ranges. It is a small component that is responsible for transferring power t...
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Richard
January 9, 2020
I have a 4 burner with a griddle in the center. The gas burners on the left side stopped working, no spark from the ignition plug or gas. The blue display light comes on when knob is turned. The right burners, griddle and oven work fine. I removed the tray but don't see anything that looks like it could be burnt out like wires, valve control, simmer control kit, etc.
For model number PRD364GDHU
Hello Richard, thank you for your question. That sounds like an issue with the spark module. We would recommend replacing PartSelect Number PS8728436 first. I hope this helps.
The sole review for this part by Andrew was most helpful and accurate with one exception: he said that there were two nuts Which needed to be removed in order to pull off the front knob panel. There were actually two on each end for a total of four, which confused me, as I wondered if I had the right ones. Another thing that would be help
... Read moreful for somebody considering doing this repair is to know that it takes a deep quarter inch socket With two 6 inch extensions to reach these nuts through holes in the interior side panels. Also, take a look at the replacement potentiometers, and you’ll see that there’s a slot that can be lined up so that they can be pulled off the side of the shaft rather than off the front of the shaft. This repair took me about six hours. I’m mechanically inclined and work methodically, but since I’ve never done this repair before it was quite time-consuming.
