Dishwasher Repair

andyaluu · #1 (**permalink**) 11-27-2010, 10:30 PM

I need to replace the igniter one of the front burner. After removing the screws to access the igniter screw, I can't remove the igniter screw because it has to be accessed from the bottom. I wonder if one has to remove the entire cooktop in order to replace the igniter. It looks like that if I remove one of the gas conduit, I may be able to access to the igniter screw. But I hesitate to do so. Please let me know what is the correct way. Thanks.

JWalker53 · #2 (**permalink**) 12-31-2010, 07:20 AM

I think I have a similar proble of getting to the burner igniter to replace it. I have a GE Spectra JGBP35BEA6BB and have learned that each burner has a separate ignitor, got pointed to the part and the diagram of he burner assembly. However, I can't lift the range top to get at the assembly. Is there a simple screw or catch I'm missing? I don't want to destroy the stove installing a $10 part.

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Cooktop Igniter Replacement

Dishwasher Repair

I need to replace the igniter one of the front burner. After removing the screws to access the igniter screw,