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When cleaning the knob, accidentally I left water got in and was not aware of it. As soon as I placed the knob back and turn the burner on, the connection down below the knob sparked and trip the breaker. I unplugged the power supply to the oven as well as the gas supply, removed the switch and clean off everything real good. I put back everything in order and when plugging the power supply, there is a ticking sound like the switch was not completely close. Is this a problem with the switch? And if so, how do I replace it? Also if I wanted to take the switch out to take it to the store, can it be done without cutting the wire? Thanks, hq
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Most likely the ignition switch has to be replaced. The wires are plugged into the switch. - The part number for the ignition switch is AP4277633 Here are the break down diagrams for the Whirlpool range Model SF370PEWN4Gene.
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Thanks! I will buy the part and have it installed later!
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