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Scott O - July 1, 2021
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New Igniter Did the Trick
I purchased a new igniter for our 11 year old GE oven. Works like new now.
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Tiara F - October 9, 2020
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My oven cooks more evenly now
We purchased the igniter glowbar and when our oven was no longer heating. We were able to install it ourselves without the need to call a professional. My oven bakes more evenly now whereas before it would cook items on the left of the oven more rapidly, almost burning.
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Ilya B - August 27, 2020
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Great part
Fast delivery, part fits and works great.
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Frank
September 25, 2019
Do you know what the ignition plate ohm reading be for the three different oven igniters should be. Upper upper broiler and lower oven. I think it as follows broiler 109 ohms, upper oven 75 ohms and the bottom 246 ohms. The bottom oven will not ignite. However, I have a feeling somebody has changed all three ignition plates. I want to verify the ohm readings so I know which plates need to be changed. The lower oven doesn't try to light up the plate thus no attempt to ignite the burner. I have checked the control circuit for the lower oven and it appears to be okay. The upper works fine. I just want to verify it has the correct parts. Your prompt attention concerning this matter is very important. My customer is being patient, for now. Thanks Frank
For model number JGB860DEJ1BB
Hi Frank,
Thank you for your question. With a multimeter set to OHMS, connect to both igniter leads. On a good igniter, there should be between 40 & 400 OHMS. A bad igniter will show no resistance or continuity. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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Daniel
November 8, 2019
My burner igniter won't stop sparking
For model number JCGB650DEF1WW
Hello Daniel,
Thank you for your question. If the igniter isn't working, its likely you need to replace either the spark module under part PS11729094 for your model, or the igniter glow bar itself under part PS11725182. Hope this helps!
Hello Steve, Thank you for contacting us. I have researched the model you have provided and have found the part you are looking for is PartSelect Number PS231280. We hope this helps!
After setting the oven to bake at 350, it will not pass 100 and the igniter glows. Does the igniter need to be replaced?
For model number CGS980SEM5SS
Hello Mike, Thank you for the question. We suggest testing the Oven Temperature Sensor, PartSelect Number PS953423. Testing the temperature sensor probe on your oven is easy. With the sensor at room temperature, measure the resistance between the two prongs at the end of the sensor connector. The resistance of the sensor should read approximately 1080 – 1090 ohms at room temperature. We hope this helps!
I have a GE range/oven. The stove top and broil features work great, but whenever I would use the oven feature, regardless of temp, the breaker would trip. I replaced the control board and for the most part it will work but it will still trip the breaker sometimes while using bake. If the microwave is used while the oven is on it will surely trip. Could this be the lower glow plug or maybe just a weak breaker? Both are only 5 years old as the house and appliances are new.
For model number JGS650SEF4SS
Hello Chris, Thank you for the question. Normally this is caused by a short with the Bake Igniter Glow Bar and it should be replaced. We hope this helps!
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MIKE
December 31, 2023
Hi don’t know if I have the sef1 or 2 But I see 2 different oven igniters don’t know which one is the correct one Also is it the same for the broiler igniter The reason I ask is I’ve been told the oven or the broiler takes too long to cook also could it be the temp sensor Igniters do glow and gas does fire but the wife claims it takes too long to cook Thank you have a great new year
For model number JGB770SEF1SS
Hi Mike, thank you for getting in touch. Based on the description, the issue is with the broil ignitor, part number PS11725182. We would recommend replacing the ignitor to fix the issue. Good luck with your repair!
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Kevin
January 2, 2024
Hello, I am looking for a broiler ignitor for my GE range model #JGB500SEP3SS, the glow bar glows but will not ignite the broiler or allow the flow of the gas.
For model number JGB500SEP3SS
Hello Kevin, thank you for the question. According to our research, we would recommend checking the igniter, part number PS231280, to fix the issue. We hope this helps!
Oven ignition is one single or quantity 2 of
PartSelect Number PS11725182
Manufacturer Part Number WB13X25261
For model number PGB918SEM3SS
Hi Ion, thank you for reaching out. We have found that your model comes with 2 oven ignitors. Both the oven ignitors having the same part number PS231280. It is sold individually. Glad to be of assistance!
