This is a fixing kit for a gas range or cooktop, it is also known as a spark module. It is a six-point gas re-igniter with flame rectification. A spark module is used to create the spark that ignites the gas for the burners, in this case this spark module re-light the cooktop burner flame if it goes out during use. If your burners will not light, or will not re-light and the spark ignition system is failing you may need to replace the spark module in your range or cooktop. Before you replace this part make sure you have shut off the gas supply, and unplugged the appliance.
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Chris
October 29, 2019
The ignitors continue to spark after the burner lights. They worked fine before we removed the cooktop to change out the granite but once installed again this happens. I've cleaned and alined everything that the trouble shooting guild tells me to. Will this part help?
For model number GPS366
Hello Chris, thank you for inquiring. Yes, this is likely due to a faulty Spark Module. This part number PS8737287 is the compatible replacement for your cooktop. Good luck with your repair!
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Margaret
February 13, 2020
My stove stopped sparking so i replaced the spark module with part # ps8737287. Now it won't stop sparking even after gas lights. Just keeps sparking non-stop. Did i receive a defective replacement part?
For model number PRSE304S
Hi Margaret, thank you for your question. It could be, though the issue also might be in your wiring or your spark switches themselves. Good luck with your repair.
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