1033248210 Kenmore Range - Instructions

Instructions included were inadequate. Igniter is held to burner bracket with 2 screws, both of which broke and needed to be drilled out and replaced but were not included with igniter. Wires were not long enough to access ceramic wire nuts without removing oven.

Turned off electric power took out bottom drawer removed heat shield by removing 4 screws that held it in place then removed the two screws holding the Oven Igniter unplugged the wires. Put the old wire ends on the new part reversed the process it took about 20 to 25 minutes

I followed the instructions provided by others to remove the burner assembly to make it easier to access and remove the ignitor screws (1 screw top in front and 2 screws below burner assembly. Removing the entire burner made the repair much easier. Recommend reading through and following the instructions posted - VERY USEFUL info!!

followed instructions from your website . I have no problem.

after watching several videos on replacing the igniter I was confident I could replace it but my oven was no where near like the video's after seeing mine inners it was much different the burner would not unplug . wasn't sure if it did due to the different videos, removed the screw from the burner and prop it up with a small block of wood and with a quarter inch drive ratchet removed the igniter the wires were plugged near the stoves extreme left also there was an other igniter at the top of the oven I replaced the bottom and thank god it worked

Removed heat deflector shield, on the bottom of oven that has two screws. Then I removed the screw on the front of the burner so I could lift the burner up a small amount, then I used a 1/4 inch socket on a ratchet and removed the two bolts that hold the oven lighter. I cut the two wires off the old lighter and reattached with wire nuts to the new lighter. Remount the new lighter, put burner back with screw, and put the heat deflector shield in place, and you are done.

Unplug oven. Crack the door open and pull up, it will come off the hinges. After door is removed, pull the bottom drawer out and remove it as well. Remove the oven racks. Now you have room to work inside and under the oven. Remove the two screws holding the oven floor down with a screwdriver, they are located inside in the back. Now push the floor toward the back and lift up, it will come right out. There is a lip in front that you have to get it past before being able to lift it out. Now the burner and igniter are exposed. On my oven the two screws holding the igniter to the burner were underneath the burner and I could not get to them without removing the burner. To do this, remove the 1/4" screw holding the burner to the front of the oven and the two 1/4" screws holding it to the back wall. It will then lift right out with igniter attached. It would have been easier to remove the two screws in the back if I would have had a socket for them. Now cut the wires off of the old igniter remembering which one goes to which plug, you need to match them up the same way with the new one. Replace igniter with new one and connect the wires back together using the provided ceramic caps. Feed excess wire back through the hole below the back of the oven and mount the burner back to the back wall and front of the oven. Be sure to line it up right so it sits correctly over the gas outlet. Put everything else back together, and you're done! Pretty simple, really.

disconnected power pulled out drip pan pulled out bottom drawyer disconnected power wires removed remaining heat shields in oven. removed two bolts out of igniter.installed new igniter

My husband installed part. He did a good job. I can use my oven without any problem.This is a Hotpoint stove and our information book provided us information and diagnosis of the problem causing oven not to lite.