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sears slide in gas range. whistle 03-10-2007
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Posted by whistle on March 10, 2007, 12:45 pm


,i have a sears slide in range where the bake oven feature has stopped
working.

model number is 36769891

broiler is working as our top burners

removed cover piece and observed igniter - does not glow.

my question is - do you simply replace igniter or is there a fuse,
sensor or other piece involved.
how is ignitor held in place and should anything else be done upon
removal.

thanks


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Posted by ChrisGW on March 10, 2007, 1:04 pm


whistle wrote:
> ,i have a sears slide in range where the bake oven feature has stopped
> working.
>
> model number is 36769891
>
> broiler is working as our top burners
>
> removed cover piece and observed igniter - does not glow.
>
> my question is - do you simply replace igniter or is there a fuse,
> sensor or other piece involved.
> how is ignitor held in place and should anything else be done upon
> removal.
>
> thanks
>
I just had to do this last year. It sounds like it is the igniter. It is most
likely held in place with one maybe two screws. (mine was two screws) Very easy
job. It took less then 15 minutes. There is no fuse that I am aware of.

Chris


Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on March 10, 2007, 3:15 pm



> my question is - do you simply replace igniter or is there a fuse,
> sensor or other piece involved.
> how is ignitor held in place and should anything else be done upon
> removal.

Every one I've seen go bad needed the igniter replaced. Check for cost
locally and at www.repairclinc.com You don't have to go to Sears for it.
Most igniters are made by either Norton or US Carborundum and can be cross
referenced by the dealer.



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