Done a number of wire swaps from the ignition module to the ignitors. Problem followed the wire swaps. From left to right. I did not swap the valve to ignition module wires because it requires dicing wires. (hind sight i should have). I swapped the actualy ignitors in the burners and the problem still persists on the left side after putting the wires back on the module properly.
I beleive its the ignition module, but is there the potential is it one or both of the left valves/potentiometers?
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Is there a way to test this that i didnt think of? Short of cutting the S1-S4 wires from the knobs and swapping them at the molex connector to the ignition module?
If one burners proofer doesnt function, does that make both of them cause the error?
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Either a foreign object is blocking it, Or the gap for the spark may be set too little or too much, try adjusting the gap. Let us know :-)
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If the oven is wired properly and correct polarity on the outlet, here is the power flow.
Power will come from the control board relay, through the ignitor, then goes to ground through the dual valve.
The resistance of the ignitor causes it to heat up, the hotter it gets the more power goes to the valve. When the amp draw gets to about 3.2 amps there is enough power for the valve to open and let the gas into the burner.
It is unusual for both the bake and broil functions to fail at the same time. They are separate circuits. The dual valve is actually 2 separate coils inside one housing.
If you have continuity through the ignitors and continuity through the valve coils, check the wiring from the valve to ground. These should be the white wires that come from the valve and connected together before going on to the main neutral connection.
Let me know what you find.
Thanks, Mike
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Igniter will need to be replaced. You can go to repairclinic.com and type in your make and model and you will find it there!
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We had smoke coming from the vent on the left side of the stove. Took teh backing off and the insulation was smoldering. We threw it out the door.
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Oh I might add, that when I use a propane torch against either of the proofers at the burner the clicking goes away.
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