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Originally Posted by: JJARVI  ...I saw that a lot of the posts advised letting things dry out for awhile. Maybe it was a just a little excess moisture on one of the switches... Yes, Jeff. This is very common situation. I'm glad it was that simple. Gene.
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Gene,
Sorry about not having the complete model number. All igniters where sparking but this cleared up after leaving the cooktop unplugged for a day or so. On this unit they all spark when any one of the burners are turned on. The diagram shows that the switches are wired in parallel.
I saw that a lot of the posts advised letting things dry out for awhile. Maybe it was a just a little excess moisture on one of the switches.
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Hi Jeff,
Does it do only one specific igniter or all of them?
The model number you posted is incomplete. Please verify and repost it.
Gene.
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My igniter on the cooktop won't stop firing. It continuously fires the igniter at about a 1.5sec interval whether or not the burners are turned on. When starting a burner the igniter fires rapidly as is normal. I suspect it's the igniter module and not one of the burner switches. Does that sound right?
Thanks,
Jeff
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