5303935066 - Replacing Your Kenmore Range's Oven Ignitor - AP2150412, PS470129, 12872

[@MichaelMorlan1]

Thanks for the easy repair explanation. You might consider noting that the wire nuts supplied with the part are ceramic. Regular plastic wire nuts would melt and potentially short out against the range's frame.

[@MissAmberlee1]

This video is fantastic. Thank you for making such a quick repair video. I changed out my ignitor in like 30 minutes.

[@danielrossiter8501]

Thanks for the video, helped me. One thing though, when wrapping wire together twist clockwise so when you put on the wire nut it stays wrapped.

[@rondill8429]

and why use the box cutter to strip the wire when you had wire strippers right there..DUH ... Hahahahahahahahahahaha

[@WTFITBS1]

Great video, thanks! It has everything you need to know, presented in just the right detail, without any wasted time.

[@de93x]

Thank you for the tutorial. It was extremely useful. I fixed mine in just a few minutes thanks to this video.

[@pcappliancerepair]

Great news! Glad we could help!

[@slick5674]

ignighter no power to it

[@pbristow9501]

Thank you. Did this today and felt like I did it before by watching this video. Easy repair because I was prepared!

[@roberthazelton4191]

How do you know where each of the two wires behind the igniter get attached? In what order? Very nice video, by the way!

[@HogusGoldwing]

Isn't the inighter supposed to go off after the stove lights? Mine stays on and cycles with the temperature of the oven, help please

[@WhatstrendingWorldwidenow]

Just fixed my oven with the parts from your store! Saving $$$$ thank you!!!

[@bradfisher2952]

My Kenmore gas oven made a click then popped the breaker. After that it won't heat up. I changed out the igniter but the new igniter won't light either. Broiler and range top still work. Any thoughts?

[@r5ndom551]

Can you tell me what I can replace my classette oven element with from Kenmore?

[@jfk4044]

Followed the instructions and stove/oven now working properly. Thanks.

[@DoverDanny]

I changed the igniter but still won’t ignite much less to open the gas valve. My igniter came with the end connections and I didn’t have to cut any wire nor use wire nuts. Is there anything you can think of why still won’t work. Please help. Thank you

[@vevbutterfly]

Thank you for this video! Oven seems to be working now! It was very helpful to see the same model oven we have and this saved us time and effort.

[@Tamarinera23]

This is helpful, thank you! The explanation isn't specific - just "this wire", "that wire", but I'm understanding that basically we're taking the current clips/ends/plugs on the old igniter and installing them on the new igniter, just as they were on the old one. So basically "splicing" the wires with the wire nuts. From the video, there seems to be two clips on the second wires...? I'll be doing this tomorrow so I guess I will see. Also, the wire clips appear to be plastic (because they are white), but they are ceramic.

[@Tamarinera23]

Also, the wires on the igniter I bought are wrapped in braided silk, not plastic. I guess I'll have to melt them to stop fraying or something.

[@jutwa05]

Perfect. Thank you. Exactly the video I was hoping to find.

[@kellonpitts2650]

Thanks for the video but ,I was just wondering why you didn't use your wire strippers instead of the utility knife to strip the wires?

[@Amused2death1]

Also try twisting wires same direction as wire nut. Better connection for sure.

[@danmediaspa]

No joy. Did everything but nothing happening. Any thoughts on 1) confirming I did it right or 2) next steps?

[@n1kkri]

Would you know where I can find a burner tube and igniter for a Modern Maid PHO103-UD double gas oven or equivalent parts?

[@dogsmumm]

Thanks. This was well done. You probably saved me a chunk of change. 👍

[@johnharker4238]

Can you help I did what you said and replaced the gas switch that the wires connected to but nothing I have power to the line from ….

[@johnharker4238]

Control panel then when I plug the igniter in it shows no power using the power testing pin what could be triggering the stoop of the power to the igniter ?

[@johnpalmer9211]

what happens when u reverse wires ...?

[@jerodsmith5108]

I'm wondering the same thing

[@BillDwyerBand]

Great video thanks! Is this a 2006 Kenmore 790 series?

[@rickymojekwu8581]

You have my approval, it worked. Congratulations on your new sub.

[@dominicmagiera762]

That was perfect thank you for a simple instruction😁

[@mikefas5406]

Having a hard time getting to my connections. There is another metal floor under the pan. Can't get under it. 😕

[@ShelleyVideo]

It's a bit worrisome that he twisted the wires together counter-clockwise then twisted the wire nuts on clockwise!

[@nk36]

The two wires in step # 13 won't come off. Is there a trick? Also there's a substance that's like a translucent flaky stuff that we had to scrape away before we could even really see this connection.

[@mariamack5238]

I did everything in the video, the new ignitor is working, but it is giving off some smoke and has a burnt plastic smell, is this normal?? Really scared to use it now. Can anyone let me know if they have any suggestions. Thanks

[@nychef1967]

Same here not sure either... I wisthey would answer

[@nychef1967]

I just left mine on for a few minutes and the smoke eventually stopped working fine now

[@Amused2death1]

Just oil burn off from new part

[@johnhenderson1760]

In my oven, the screw holding down the connector cover in the corner required a square drive. In case somebody else is finding that a Phillips head is not working.

[@johnhenderson1760]

Once I got the screw out, I saw in the light that it was same as the previous hex head screws I had removed, so if you already had out a hex driver for those, this one was no different.

[@ryanrobinson5638]

I found a socket that worked, but I had the same problem initially

[@isaacshadian8391]

Thank you, detailed and helpful.

[@jeremyloomis521]

The screws holding the igniter in place are just spinning and won’t pull out. I tried applying pressure to the back of the screw with a flathead while I turned, but no dice. I’m stuck. Any ideas?

[@chrisleidlein696]

Yeah - One of my screws stripped out as well. I had to cut it and then mess with it to pull it out.

[@Amused2death1]

I had to cut my one dcrew with sawsall blade. Did it by hand with new blade.

[@soyelspeedy1]

Thanks i was pulling my hairs trying to find instructions on how to install it.. Every other video shows ones with the contractors. Lol.. For the Frigidaire FGF337ASJ..

[@MemoGrafix]

they make the igniter last for about 5-7 years. I almost prefer the old flame pilot stoves they can last for 50+ years

[@joseriggio4366]

MemoGrafix Im changing igniter every couple month

[@nk36]

Well, we got the wires off. We were prying at the base, when really the joint between the wires and the base is about 1/4" up. Have no idea what the translucent flakey stuff is. The wires look fine. (Put the stuff in a cup of water and baking soda to see if it might be corrosion, but no reaction to baking soda.)

[@patg1596]

Really ? Doing all this work with wintergloves on ?

[@carric9962]

🤣 I think they're work gloves as he said you can't touch the igniter and when you're working with sharp and pointy things it's just a good idea.

[@thelaughingman79]

question....you clipped the wires with a wire stripper...why strip the wires with a utility knife? lol

[@derekcavin7665]

Great instructions. It worked!

[@Technotronics716]

Thanks for making this video.

[@bettybox1539]

Works perfectly. Thanks:)

[@eddieroman3629]

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[@tsogonamgur7185]

Thank you

[@decoyoctopus3252]

Thanks ! I did it!

[@kennethhudgins9506]

Igniter gets red. But gas won't turn on

[@chipm1040]

Awesome. Thanks!

[@mark0843]

CAn you use plastic wire nuts?

[@vipvop]

NO!

[@Amused2death1]

No will melt

[@DavidLSmith-sm9us]

Dang dude, buy some wire stippers!

[@itsabearpelt]

Video music sound way out of balance could hardly understand you. All wires out of frame so I cut the wrong one now ordering more parts. 👎🏼