I am looking for ignation switch - GE 30 in. JGP336 Gas Cooktop

could be either one. the best way to troubleshoot this problem is to get to the switch and use a circuit tester on the switched side with the switch turned on to see if you are getting any fluctuation in voltage. if you are getting a steady reading with the switch in the on position, you have eliminated the switch as being your problem, and would then be looking at a possible circuit board problem. hope this is of help to you

if you mean the switch under the knob,
you can open up, drill, the switch and clean up and use it again, uless the copper parts are burned out.

to get to the switch, most likely have to unscrew all the screws holding the top and the bottom together, most likely the screws will be on the top, by the gas burner on each burner. and may need to check the sides for additional screws .

if you go step by step , its pretty easy.
maybe you should look up on you tube for demo.

Hi,
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hELLO THERE
This part
looks like this picture below right if so it has to be ordered thru the manufacture
Fan Switch

Item # 1953
Down draft fan switch, gray

This part may have been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source for the part except the manufacture or there supplier
Skill Level

N

one of the switches is still stuck on ignite try to isolate which one it is most likley there is still liquid causeing it to stick ie grease something stickey check the valve that sends gas back to the rear burners again it sounds like not all of the liquid has been removed look closley and always be safe

The switch that controls that burner is defective.
Pull out the lower pan drawer and look for a model number on the range cabinet.
If you can not find a model number,unplug the range,remove the switch and get a part number from the switch.

sounds like you have the wrong sw . do not install . ck the old # and see it this is a proper replacement . / I did look your sw and it has a blue housing and muilti break of shaft . it should replace a standard sw but not the dual element . re ck where you purchase to make sure is the right one .. mm

It's the Switch Harness. Do not remove the stove and disconnect it from the gas. Turn the gas off under the stove. Take off the: knobs and the plate; burners; hxw screws. Pull burners out and disconnect igniter burners. Lift the top of the oven off. The Switch Harness is on the right, under where the knobs are located. Replace the Switch Harnes.

not timely but no.
i have a dead switch, had to unhook it cause it kept tripping the breaker. 3 out of 4 work now.
can i buy 1 switch or do i need a whole new assembly. where to buy online ?

imfornu, under each burner control is a valve and a switch that controls the spark to each burner. Sometimes these switches become wet or short out. In this case it sounds like yours is shorted in the closed position and therefore the spark. These switches run on a harness across each burner control valve..I believe the part number is PG220020, you can look it up on the net to get an idea of what it looks like...Catriver..post back.