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I decided to go ahead and order the spark module, thermador part # 00618624. I installed it and that solved my problem... Oven works fine now.
Thank to Appliance Ninja for your help!
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When the bake cycle is selected, there is 120 VAC sent to the module mounted on the back of the range. That voltage is changed to DC voltage and used to spark the igniter. So, we need to determine if the module is getting the 120 VAC. The bake relay is labeled K3 on the board and is what needs to close to send the 120 VAC to that module. Can you locate that relay and measure if there is voltage making it out of that relay to the module? Test between the wire to the module to ground for 120 VAC, let me know what you find. The oven does need to be set to a bake cycle to test.
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Thermador PRG 366EG-01
thanks
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May I please have your model number so I am able to provide you with accurate, model specific information?
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I only have one wire coming from the spark module to the igniter. It is not a glow plug. I feel the gas valve is fine because I do smell gas
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There are two wires that go to the igniter. One comes from the gas valve and one comes from the control. Can you test from the wire that comes from the control with one meter lead and the other to any metal surface (ground) for 120 VAC when the oven is set to bake, please?
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Appliance Ninja, thanks for reply
yes I do
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Yes I have a volt meter
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You likely are not getting voltage from the control to the igniter. Do you have a meter to test voltage with?
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I failed to mention that the gas valve seems to be working because I smell gas and the broiler works fine.
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