This genuine OEM spark ignition switch is designed to activate the surface burner igniter when the control knob is turned to the light position. Installed behind the knob, it generates the spark needed for reliable burner ignition and helps restore proper operation when burners fail to light or igniters click continuously. Made for a prec...Read moreise fit, this switch is a dependable replacement for resolving common ignition issues in gas ranges and cooktops.
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October 7, 2022
I am having trouble finding the proper grate feet. I have 8 on each grate. The grate has a number 12189-02 stamped in it. Can you help
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old switch would not turn off
12 of 19 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
NORMAN from THOMSON, GA
Easy
15 - 30 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers
remove c clip, remove two wires install new switch, replace c clip, replace two wires test have a cup of coffee
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The indicator light for a burner had burned out.
4 of 4 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Janie from SPARKS, NV
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Screw drivers
First we removed the knob used to turn on the burner. Then we unscrewed the surrounding black burner label. We could see where the bulb went but had some difficulty getting into the very small space. I dropped the bulb a few times trying to place it and it landed about six inches below the cooktop. To retrieve the bulb, I removed the r
... Read moreubber washer on the metal rod on which the knob sat. With a flashlight, I located the bulb and used a pickle plucker (kitchen tool) to get the bulb. This happened several times. The bulb was finally secured in the white bulb recepticle and then pushed up into the its hole in the cooktop. Then we replaced the black burner label and the knob. Success.
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broken cook top grate
3 of 3 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
mark from LAKEWAY, TX
Very Difficult
30 - 60 mins
Ordered a GE replacement grate TWICE. Both times the grate arrived broken. I paid twice for the grate over a four month period because Part Select takes so long to ship after payment. Now, I get nothing be repeated BS emails from PartSelect about how to file my claim. They just can not seem to get around to authorizing a part return o
... Read morer refund. PartSelect is BS! Go elsewhere