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Thomas Rehm Posted on Dec 02, 2007
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Kenmore Oven and stove not igniting

Kenmore Oven and stove top suddenly stopped igniting. I can manually lite the stove but not the oven. Please help.

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  • Thomas Rehm Dec 02, 2007

    It is a Kenmore Mod # 66575801001. I would like to replace a part if possible, ignitor, thermostat or both?

  • Thomas Rehm Dec 03, 2007

    The console? Is it the top of the stove? Do I access from the front or the back?

  • Thomas Rehm Dec 03, 2007

    Is this a part I would have to unsolder the old board and solder a new one in, or is it less technically difficult? Thanks a lot for your help on this.

  • Thomas Rehm Dec 04, 2007

    OK, I have another wrinkle for you. We lost power this morning for less than an hour. When I got home, everything worked as though nothing was wrong. Is the lack of ignition still a sign that the spark module is shot? I would hate for the problem to occur again, but would hate to spend money on a part that doesn't need replacing. Thanks.

    Tom

  • Anonymous Mar 15, 2014

    I have a md30 stove, both the oven and boiler elements stopped working at the same time what could be the issue

  • Anonymous Mar 18, 2014

    ignitor keeps clicking after stove lites

  • Anonymous Mar 19, 2014

    Hello my kenmore oven will not shut off! When its plugged in, the oven burns at top temp. What part would need changed? please help, mom of 3 hungry little girls!

  • Anonymous Mar 21, 2014

    The igniters on my Kenmore range will not stop sparking

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If both top and oven are not igniting, then most likely you need an ignitor board. I should be located behind the left side of the console as you are looking from the front of the stove. I will look it up to be sure. There should be a tech sheet on the back panel of the stove to help in checking the boards.
Thanks/Mike

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  • Anonymous Dec 03, 2007

    It is located in the left corner of the console. Part# 9758080, spark module.

    $109.49 from sears, $100 from repairclinic.com.

    Post back if you have any questions or need help checking it.

    Thanks/Mike

  • Anonymous Dec 03, 2007

    Yes the console is the top of the stove. The control panel. You can get to the module from front or back. Probably easier from the back.

    Mike

  • Anonymous Dec 03, 2007

    No soldering required. All the wires plug in. I don't think you wou will have any problem.

    Thanks/Mike

  • Anonymous Dec 04, 2007

    It is odd that it is working now. It may work fine now for years, or it may quit today. I still think your problem was in the spark module since top and oven were both out. The oven is controled the ERC (electronic range control) and the surface is controled by the surface switches. The only thing they have in common is the spark module and the gas supply. Since you could light the burners with a match, the gas is ok.

    There is a chance the ERC was sending the module some signal that caused the module to shut down, but there usually is some failure code displayed if this happens.

    Without checking the voltage at different test points when the stove is not working properly, there is no way to say the module is definately the problem, but it is the most likely culprit from the information you gave me.

    If it is working properly now, I probably would not replace anything yet and see what happens. If it quits again, try unplugging it a few minutes and see if it starts back working.

    Thanks/Mike

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