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If there is 120VAC to the range, I would replace the spark module for the top burners and check if there is 120VAC to the oven igniter while the oven thermostat calls for Bake. If there is proper voltage to the igniter, replace the igniter. If there is no proper voltage, check the gas safety valve for continuity. If there is no continuity, replace the gas safety valve. If there is continuity, replace the oven thermostat. - The spark module Part number: AP4010034
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Well the clock on the stove works.. Would that all be connected to the same power?
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Have you checked the proper power to the range?
Gene.
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This is not a new stove, we have had it for a few years. The thing went kaput 2 days ago with no clicking on the any of the burners and the oven not firing up either. Wouldn't it be a huge coincidence both went out the same time? I was going to try a new ingnitor box and see if that was it...
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The oven and the surface burners have a different type of ignition. The oven igniter does not click while the surface igniters should. Keep in mind that the oven takes about a minute to light up.
If nothing works then the first thing I would do is make sure there is 120 VAC to the range.
Gene.
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The gas will not light for the stove or oven. :eek: When you turn the dial to "start" there is no clicking sound. You CAN light the burners with a match.
Thanks for any help!
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