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10-03-2009, 07:52 AM
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Excessive electicity fried cooktop
Model Number: JGP641ES3WG Brand: GE Age: Less than 1 year
After installing a new GE Profile gas cooktop, model JGP641ES3WG, the igniter won't stop clicking.
I just found out that my outlet was wired incorrectly by the previous home owner, so the output is 220V instead of 110V. When I plugged in the cooktop, I suspect either I damaged the spark module, or shorted one or more of the ignition switches. When I plug it in to a 110V outlet, it clicks constantly. After I turn on one of the burners, the clicking usually stops. What is the likely damage caused by the excessive voltage? Also, to replace either of the these, I do not know how I would access them. I am not sure if the access is from the top, through one of the burners, or if I have to take it apart and open the bottom. If anyone could provide some guidance, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Glenn Ads By Google Related Models 
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