ARGS7650WW (P1130757NWW) Amana Range - Instructions

Remove oven door, 2 screws, remove bottom drawer no screws,Remove 2 covers under stove 5 screws, this allows access to ignitor plug. [be sure to turn off power] unplug old ignitor remove 3 screws holdin ignitor cage gentle pull wire through hole in back of oven. Remove old ignitor from cage. carefully, put new ignitor in cage, put new wire through hole in back of oven secure with 3 screws then plug in new ignitor. Turn on power test ignitor. oven worked great. replace bottom plates drawer and door .Pat self on the back for saving lots of Dollars Roger

Remove two phillips screws, lift the burner head up and remove the wire from the electrode. DO NOT DROP THE WIRE!!! It will fall into the stove top, adding much more time and frustration to this very simple repair. Reverse these steps to complete the repair.

after research and diagnosis I determined the igniter to be defective. Even though it glowed red the resistance needed for the "brain" in the oven was too low. This did not let the gas valve open. I removed the floor plate in the oven and removed the screws fastening the igniter. The wire harness plug was in the back of this oven so I fished it out of a hole and unplugged it. I tied a string to the plug(igniter end) and pulled out the unit. fastened the string to the new igniter plug and pulled it out of the back and plugged it in. Reversed the disassembly and ... DONE

Used grinder to cut the screws. All 4 screws had to be cut to remove from burner assembly. Once this was acomplised it went fast with no problems

Set masonite under feet, removed drawer, and pulled unit out from wall. Disconnected electric and turned off gas supply at wall. Reached in where drawer was and disconnected 2-wire igniter connector. In oven, removed cover in bottom by sliding it off, then undid center bolt on V shaped plate covering igniter and burner. Undid 3 screws holding igniter bracket and pulled through the disconnected wire harness. Removed igniter from bracket carefully as it was held in quite tightly. Carefully slid new igniter in bracket, fed wire in back and replaced 3 screws holding in igniter. Reconnected wire under unit, replaced V plate. Turned on power and gas, tested and gas lit right away. Reassembled the rest and pushed it back against wall.