Oven Sensors, Thermostats & Igniters

WB02X4221CM Gas Range Oven Igniter  Gas Oven Igniter  3.2 - 3.6 Amp igniter with 5.5" overall length. Fits Specific GE Gas Range, Oven Models. Replaces Part Numbers: WB2X4306, WB02X4221, WB02X4306, WB02X4752, WB2X4221, WB2X4752, AH242243, EA242243, AP2011155, PS242243.  Description: This Flat Style Oven Igniter Kit is a replacement part for specific GE gas oven models. It is designed to ignite the gas in the oven burner, facilitating the start of the heating process. This igniter is crucial for ensuring your oven heats up quickly and efficiently, providing the necessary flame for cooking and baking.  This is an aftermarket part that can be used as a replacement for the OEM part.

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XPARTCO XGR403 Gas Oven Round Igniter Replaces WB2X9154, 5304401265, 4342528 The XPARTCO XGR403 is a universal round-style oven igniter for gas ranges from GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, RCA, Roper, Whirlpool, and Electrolux. This is a silicon carbide (carborundum) igniter, and it does double duty as both the spark source and the safety valve trigger: when the oven or broiler calls for heat, current flows through the igniter and it begins to glow. As it heats up, its electrical resistance drops, which increases the current draw through the circuit — and it's that rising current draw, not the glow itself, that eventually pulls in the gas safety valve and lets gas flow to be ignited by the now white-hot igniter tip. If the igniter can't draw enough current, the valve never opens, even though the igniter is clearly glowing. This is why a weakening round igniter produces such a specific and recognizable symptom: it glows, sometimes for well over a minute, but the oven or broiler never actually lights. GE's own service guidance puts a number on this — if the igniter glows for more than about 90 seconds without opening the valve, it no longer has enough draw to do its job and needs to be replaced. This igniter measures approximately 3-1/2" long, is rated 120V at 2.5–3.0A, and ships as a complete kit with a mounting bracket, ceramic wire nut connectors, and installation instructions. It directly replaces WB2X9154, 5304401265, 4342528, GR403, AR403, SGR403, WB13K10027, WB13K3, WB13K4, WB13K1, AP2014008, PS243425, 300259, 319887, 327617, 330689, 337263, 4336387, 4338008, 8053999, and WB00X6640. Quick Answer The XPARTCO XGR403 Gas Oven Round Igniter fixes GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, RCA, Roper, Whirlpool, and Electrolux gas ranges where the oven or broiler igniter glows but the burner never lights, or the oven doesn't heat at all. Round-style silicon carbide igniter, 3-1/2" long, 120V, 2.5–3.0A. Complete kit with mounting bracket and ceramic wire nuts. Replaces WB2X9154, 5304401265, 4342528, GR403, AR403, SGR403, WB13K10027, WB13K3, WB13K4, WB13K1, AP2014008, PS243425. Round style only — this igniter will NOT replace a flat-style (hot surface) igniter. Common Problems This Part Fixes Oven or broiler igniter glows but the burner never lights Igniter glows for 90 seconds or longer with no ignition — a strong sign it's too weak to open the gas valve Oven doesn't heat at all despite the igniter appearing to glow normally Gas smell near the igniter without ignition — igniter drawing insufficient current to trip the valve Igniter that used to glow bright orange now glows dim or dull Visible cracks, chips, or a broken tip on the ceramic-bodied igniter Intermittent ignition — sometimes lights, sometimes doesn't Igniter that doesn't glow at all — may indicate the igniter or its wiring has failed completely Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This gas oven round igniter directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: 5304401265, 08007988, 235030, 5308007988, 638543, 7954, 8007988, 9360, A00P235030, A00P235230, A1505523, A1505786, AH470557, AP00235030, AP235027, AP235030, DAP235030, EA470557, P235030, AP2592228, PS470557, Q000198333, WB2X9154, 1990, 300259, 319887, 327617, 330689, 337263, 4336387, 4338008, AH243425, EA243425, AP2014008, PS243425, WB00X6640, WB02X9154, WB13K0001, WB13K0003, WB13K0004, WB13K01, WB13K04, WB13K1, WB13K10027, WB13K3, WB13K4, 4342528,  300259, 3196447, 321342, 327617, 337263, 337389, 337390, 3422, 4157446, 4322910, 4332948, 4338008, 4338037, 4342528VP, 4389493, 8053999, AH360921, EA360921, F16-569, GR403, K16866, PS360921, AP3104565, SGR403. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This round-style igniter is a universal replacement compatible with select gas ranges, ovens, and broilers from the following brands: GE and Hotpoint gas ranges (select models using a round XL44-style igniter) Kenmore and RCA gas ranges (select GE-built models) Roper gas ranges (select models) Whirlpool gas ranges (select models) Electrolux gas ranges (select models) Note — round style only, and it may be a bake OR broil igniter: This is a round-style igniter and will NOT replace a flat-style (hot surface) igniter used on other gas range platforms — the two are not interchangeable. Additionally, many gas ranges use a round igniter for both the bake and broil burners; some models use different igniters for each, so confirm whether the failing igniter is for the bake or broil compartment before ordering. Always verify your full model number and igniter style before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure. Key Features Universal aftermarket replacement round-style oven igniter — fits a wide range of GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, RCA, Roper, Whirlpool, and Electrolux gas ranges Silicon carbide (carborundum) construction glows and draws current to trigger the gas safety valve Resolves "igniter glows but won't light," "oven not heating," and "intermittent ignition" symptoms caused by a weakening igniter Approximately 3-1/2" long, rated 120V at 2.5–3.0A Complete kit — includes mounting bracket, ceramic wire nut connectors, and installation instructions UL listed for safety compliance Replaces WB2X9154, 5304401265, 4342528, GR403, AR403, SGR403, WB13K10027, WB13K3, WB13K4, WB13K1, AP2014008, PS243425, 300259, 319887, 327617, 330689, 337263, 4336387, 4338008, 8053999, and WB00X6640 Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Product Specifications Part Number XGR403 OEM Part Number WB2X9154 Part Type Gas Oven Round Igniter (Bake / Broil) Condition Aftermarket Replacement Style Round (not compatible with flat-style igniters) Material Silicon carbide (carborundum) Length Approx. 3-1/2 in. Voltage 120V Amperage 2.5–3.0 A Kit Contents Igniter, mounting bracket, ceramic wire nuts, instructions Certification UL listed Quantity 1 igniter Compatible Brands GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, RCA, Roper, Whirlpool, Electrolux Installation Notes ⚠️ Danger — Gas Appliance Turn off the gas supply to the range at the shutoff valve and unplug the range (or shut off its circuit breaker) before beginning. After reassembly, check every disturbed gas connection for leaks using a soapy water solution — bubbling indicates a leak. If you ever smell gas at any point during this repair, do not attempt to light the range or operate any switches; leave the area immediately and contact your gas utility or a qualified technician. ⚠️ Fragile — Handle By The Bracket Only Wear work gloves. Remove the oven racks and, if replacing the broil igniter, the broiler pan and floor panel as needed to access the igniter assembly, typically located at the front of the burner tube. Photograph the wiring connections before disconnecting anything. This igniter is extremely fragile — the ceramic body and silicon carbide tip can crack from a light bump or from skin oils weakening the material over time, so handle it only by the metal mounting bracket, never by the ceramic body itself. Disconnect the wire leads at the ceramic wire nut splices (or the terminal connector, depending on your model), then remove the mounting screw and lift the old igniter free. Position the new XGR403 in the same location and orientation relative to the burner tube — proper alignment matters, since the igniter needs to sit close enough to reliably ignite the gas once the valve opens. Secure the mounting bracket, then reconnect the wire leads using the included ceramic wire nuts, twisting them securely and confirming no bare wire is exposed. Restore the gas supply and power, then test the burner and check for leaks at any connection you touched. Watch the igniter glow through a full ignition cycle to confirm the burner lights well within 90 seconds. Tools needed: Phillips or flat-blade screwdriver (model-dependent), soapy water for leak testing, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions My igniter glows bright orange but the oven never lights. Is this the right part? Yes, this is the single most common symptom of a failing round igniter. As the igniter ages, its silicon carbide element degrades and can no longer draw enough current to trip open the gas safety valve, even though it still glows. A well-known rule of thumb: if the igniter is glowing for more than about 90 seconds without the burner lighting, it has lost the current draw needed to do its job, and replacement is the correct fix. Can I use this for both the bake and broil igniter? On many GE-platform ranges, yes — the same round igniter design serves both the bake and broil burner positions. However, some model platforms use different igniters for bake versus broil, so before ordering, confirm which compartment's igniter has failed and verify your specific model number to make sure this is the correct igniter for that position. Will this fit my flat-style igniter oven? No. This is a round-style (carborundum rod) igniter and is not interchangeable with a flat-style (hot surface) igniter used on other gas range platforms — the mounting, shape, and electrical characteristics are different. Check the shape of your original igniter before ordering: a round igniter looks like a short ceramic rod or cylinder, while a flat igniter has a thin, flat ceramic element. The igniter doesn't glow at all. Is it definitely the igniter itself? Not necessarily. A round igniter that doesn't glow at all can also point to a wiring problem, a failed connection at the ceramic wire nut splice, or in some cases a bad oven control board sending no signal to the igniter circuit. Check that the wiring is intact and securely connected before assuming the igniter itself has failed completely — a partial glow that just won't sustain, versus zero glow whatsoever, can point you toward different causes. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine brand-specific OEM part, but is manufactured to match the round silicon carbide design, 120V/2.5–3.0A electrical rating, and mounting configuration of the OEM igniters (including WB2X9154) used in compatible GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, RCA, Roper, Whirlpool, and Electrolux gas ranges. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. 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XPARTCO WB13K10003 Surface Burner Spark Electrode The XPARTCO WB13K10003 is an aftermarket replacement spark electrode for the surface burners on GE, Hotpoint, and Kenmore gas ranges. The electrode is the small ceramic-tipped component mounted at the burner head that actually creates the spark: when you turn the burner knob, the range's spark module sends a rapid series of high-voltage electrical pulses to the electrode, which arcs across a small gap to the metal burner cap. That spark ignites the gas flowing from the burner, and the clicking sound you hear while the knob is turned is literally the sound of that spark firing over and over until the burner catches. Because the electrode's ceramic insulator is what keeps that high-voltage pulse contained to a precise spark path, even small damage matters: a hairline crack in the ceramic can let voltage leak to ground instead of arcing at the tip, carbon and grease buildup on the tip can insulate it just enough to weaken the spark, and the metal tip itself can corrode or erode after years of sparking. A failing electrode typically shows up as a burner that clicks normally but is slow to catch, catches with a small "whoof" as gas builds up before ignition, or doesn't spark at all while the other burners on the same range work fine. It directly replaces AP2020574, 244911, AH231266, EA231266, and PS231266. GE's internal part number for this electrode is WG02F05048. Quick Answer The XPARTCO WB13K10003 Surface Burner Spark Electrode fixes GE, Hotpoint, and Kenmore gas ranges where a specific burner clicks but won't light, sparks weakly or intermittently, or ignites with a delayed "whoof" instead of catching right away. Ceramic-tipped spark electrode for the surface burner. Replaces AP2020574, 244911, AH231266, EA231266, PS231266. If a burner doesn't click at all, the problem is more likely the spark module or igniter switch — not this electrode. Common Problems This Part Fixes A specific surface burner clicks but won't ignite, while other burners work fine Burner sparks weakly, intermittently, or only from certain knob positions Delayed ignition — a noticeable pause with gas smell before the burner catches with a "whoof" Clicking sound that continues well after the burner has already lit Visible carbon buildup, grease, or discoloration on the electrode tip Cracked, chipped, or damaged ceramic insulator visible at the base of the electrode Electrode tip that looks corroded, pitted, or eroded compared to a new one No spark at all from one specific burner position Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This surface burner spark electrode directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WB13K10003, WG02F05048, AP2020574, 244911, AH231266, AGE261531, PD00035924, EA231266, PS231266 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This spark electrode is compatible with select gas surface burners on ranges from the following brands: GE gas ranges — EGR2000, EGR3000, and EGR3001 series GE gas ranges — J2B900 and JGB910 series GE gas ranges — JGBP27 series Hotpoint gas ranges (select GE-built models) Kenmore gas ranges (select GE-built models) Westinghouse, Monogram, Café, Moffat, and Profile gas ranges (select GE-built models) Verified model numbers include: EGR2000EC0BB, EGR2000EC0CC, EGR2000EC0WW, EGR2000EC1BB, EGR2000EC1CC, EGR2000EC1WW, EGR3000ED0BB, EGR3000ED0CC, EGR3000ED0WW, EGR3000ED1BB, EGR3000ED2BB, EGR3000ED3BB, EGR3000EH1BB, EGR3001ED1SS, EGR3001ED2SS, EGR3001ED3SS, EGR3001EF1SS, EGR3001EH1SS, J2B900BEF1BB, J2B900CEF1CC, J2B900SEF1SS, J2B900SEF2SS, J2B900WEF1WW, JGB910BEC1BB through JGB910BEC4BB, JGB910CEC1CC through JGB910CEC4CC, JGB910SEC1SS through JGB910SEC3SS, JGB910WEC1WW through JGB910WEC4WW, and the JGBP27BEA1AD through JGBP27BEA5AD range. Note: GE uses several visually similar spark electrodes across its gas range lineup that differ in overall length and mounting angle — for example, a related electrode sold under WB13K10014 is used on other burner positions and model platforms. Some customers have reported this electrode arriving slightly longer than the original but still fitting with room to spare; if your range has very tight clearance underneath, verify your exact model number and burner position before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure. Key Features Aftermarket replacement ceramic-tipped spark electrode for gas surface burner ignition Directs high-voltage pulses from the spark module into a precise spark path at the burner cap Resolves "clicks but won't light," "weak or intermittent spark," and "delayed ignition" symptoms caused by a worn or damaged electrode Ceramic insulator construction resists heat and contains the spark path Direct drop-in replacement — mounts to the same burner head bracket and wire connector Replaces AP2020574, 244911, AH231266, EA231266, and PS231266 Compatible with GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, Westinghouse, Monogram, Café, Moffat, and Profile gas ranges Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Product Specifications Part Number WB13K10003 OEM Part Number WB13K10003 (WG02F05048) Part Type Gas Range Surface Burner Spark Electrode Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application Gas Range Surface Burner Ignition Tip Material Ceramic-insulated electrode tip Function Directs spark module pulses to ignite burner gas Mounting Burner head bracket with wire lead connector Quantity 1 electrode Compatible Brands GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, Westinghouse, Monogram, Café, Moffat, Profile Installation Notes ⚠️ Danger — Gas Appliance Turn off the gas supply to the range at the shutoff valve and unplug the range (or shut off its circuit breaker) before beginning any work near the burners or gas line. After reassembly, check every disturbed connection for leaks using a soapy water solution — bubbling indicates a leak. If you ever smell gas at any point during this repair, do not attempt to light the range or operate any switches; leave the area immediately and contact your gas utility or a qualified technician. ⚠️ Handle The Ceramic Insulator Carefully Wear work gloves. Remove the burner grate and burner cap from the affected position to access the electrode underneath. Photograph the electrode's mounting position and wire connection before removing anything. Most electrodes are held in place with a single screw and connect to the spark module via a simple push-on wire terminal — disconnect the wire first, then remove the mounting screw and lift the old electrode free. The ceramic insulator is more fragile than it looks; avoid gripping or prying on it directly, and handle it by the mounting bracket instead. Install the new WB13K10003 in the same position and orientation, making sure the tip sits at the correct gap and angle relative to the burner cap — too far and the spark won't reach the gas port, too close and it can short against the burner base. Reconnect the wire terminal, secure the mounting screw, and reinstall the burner cap and grate. Restore the gas supply and power, then test ignition at that burner position and check for leaks at any connection you touched before considering the job complete. Tools needed: Phillips or flat-blade screwdriver (model-dependent), soapy water for leak testing, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions My burner doesn't click at all when I turn the knob. Is this the right part? Probably not, at least not by itself. If a burner produces no clicking sound whatsoever, the issue is more likely the spark module (the component that generates the high-voltage pulses) or the igniter switch behind the knob, rather than the electrode itself — an electrode can't spark if it's never receiving a pulse in the first place. This electrode is the right fix when you hear clicking at that burner position but it fails to ignite, sparks weakly, or ignites with a delay. The burner lights but with a small "whoof" and a delay. Is that dangerous? A delayed ignition means gas is flowing and accumulating for a moment before the spark finally catches it, which is exactly the kind of small buildup that produces that "whoof" sound and flare. It's not something to ignore — a weak or intermittent electrode is the common cause, and replacing it restores immediate, reliable ignition. If delayed ignition continues after replacing the electrode, have the burner and gas supply checked by a qualified technician rather than continuing to use it. Can I clean the electrode instead of replacing it? Light cleaning can sometimes help if the tip is coated in grease or food residue — gently wiping the ceramic and metal tip with a dry cloth or a small amount of rubbing alcohol may restore a weak spark caused purely by surface buildup. But if you see a cracked or chipped ceramic insulator, a visibly eroded or pitted tip, or the spark still fails after cleaning, the electrode itself has degraded and cleaning won't fix that — replacement is the correct next step. One burner sparks weakly but the others are fine. Does that rule out the spark module? Yes, generally. The spark module typically drives all the surface burner electrodes from the same unit, so if only one position is affected while the rest spark normally, the shared module is very unlikely to be the cause — the problem is isolated to that one electrode (or its individual wire connection). If every burner is weak or unreliable at the same time, that points toward the spark module instead. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine GE OEM part, but is manufactured to match the ceramic insulator design, tip geometry, mounting bracket, and wire connector of the original WB13K10003 electrode used in compatible GE, Hotpoint, and Kenmore gas ranges. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. 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XPARTCO 4449751 Oven High Limit Thermostat Replaces WP4449751 The XPARTCO 4449751 is an aftermarket replacement oven high limit thermostat compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens, wall ovens, microwave-oven combinations, and ranges. The high limit thermostat is a critical safety device mounted near the oven cavity — it continuously monitors the oven's temperature and cuts off electrical power to the heating element if the oven exceeds its safe operating temperature. When the oven temperature drops back to normal, the thermostat closes and allows normal operation to resume. This backup safety layer protects against fires, damage to the oven, and unsafe cooking conditions when the main temperature control fails. Rated to trip at approximately 335°F (170°C). Common causes for the high limit thermostat to trip include a faulty control board, cooling fan failure, blocked ventilation, poor door sealing, disrupted air circulation, or an abnormal self-cleaning cycle. It directly replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, and AH11742549. Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools by experienced DIYers. This is a safety component in a 240V oven circuit — proceed only if you're comfortable with high-voltage electrical work, or call a qualified appliance technician. Quick Answer The XPARTCO 4449751 Oven High Limit Thermostat fixes Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore ovens with symptoms including oven not heating, oven overheating, uneven heating, oven failing to start, and self-clean door won't unlock after cycle. 335°F (170°C) trip temperature — cuts off power to heating element on overheat, then resets when temperature returns to normal. Replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, AH11742549. Compatible with WOS/WOD wall ovens, KOSE/KODE/KOCE series, JJW/JMW/JDRP/JDR series, and many more. Common Problems This Part Fixes Oven not heating at all — high limit thermostat tripped open Oven overheating — thermostat failing to trip when needed (rare failure mode) Inconsistent oven temperatures leading to undercooked or overcooked food Oven fails to start when powered on Oven door won't unlock after a self-cleaning cycle completes Uneven heating — hot spots or cold spots inside the oven cavity Oven cuts off heat mid-cycle without reaching set temperature F-code or thermostat-related error displayed on the control panel Multimeter continuity test on the thermostat shows an open circuit at room temperature Visible damage or discoloration on the thermostat housing from a prior overheat event Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This oven high limit thermostat directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WP4449751, 4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AWP47600, EAP2375382, PD00025977, PS11742549 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This high limit thermostat is compatible with select ovens, wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combinations from the following brands: Whirlpool wall ovens — WOS series (WOS31ES0JS, WOS51EC0AS, WOS51EC0HS, WOS51EC7HW02, WOS51EC7HW21, WOS72EC0HS/HV, WOS72EC7HS/HV, WOS92EC0/EC7 all revisions, WOS97ES0ES series) Whirlpool double wall ovens — WOD series (WOD51EC0AW03, WOD51EC7HS, WOD93EC7AS) Whirlpool combination wall ovens — WOC54EC0/EC7 series KitchenAid wall ovens — KOSE, KODE, and KOCE series (KOSE500ESS, KODE500ESS, KOCE500ESS, KOCE500EBL00/EBL01/EBL02/EBL04/EBL05) Jenn-Air wall ovens — JJW, JMW, JDRP, and JDR series (JJW2427DB/DS 00/01, JJW2430DS, JJW3430DS, JMW2430DS, JDRP430HL/HM 00/01, JDRP430WP00, JDRP436HL/HM/WP series, JDRP536HL/HM/WP series) Maytag wall ovens and ranges (select models) Amana wall ovens (select models — AWO6313SFB00/02, AWO6313SFS00/02, AWO6313SFW00/02) KitchenAid ranges — KDRS407 series (KDRS407VBK01, KDRS407VBU01, KDRS407VSS00) Whirlpool ranges — IBD350DS00, IBS300DS00, IBS350DS00 series Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper wall ovens (select Whirlpool-built models) Kenmore / Sears wall ovens (select Whirlpool-built models) Suitable for single or double electric wall ovens and microwave-oven combination units Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure. Key Features Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards High limit thermostat (safety switch) — cuts off power to the oven's heating element when temperature exceeds 335°F (170°C) to prevent overheating damage or fire Auto-reset design — closes and restores normal operation when the oven temperature returns to safe range Precision-calibrated to Whirlpool factory specifications for accurate trip temperature and reliable safety response Replaces WP4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, and AH11742549 Compatible with Whirlpool WOS/WOD/WOC series, KitchenAid KOSE/KODE/KOCE series, Jenn-Air JJW/JMW/JDRP/JDR series, plus Maytag, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens Fits single wall ovens, double wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combination units Resolves "oven won't heat," "overheating," "uneven heating," "self-clean door stuck locked," and "won't start" symptoms when caused by a failed high limit thermostat For experienced DIYers or qualified appliance technicians — this is a safety component in a 240V oven circuit Installation typically takes 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Part Number 4449751 OEM Part Number WP4449751 Part Type Oven High Limit Thermostat (Safety Switch) Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application Wall Ovens, Ranges, Microwave-Oven Combinations (Whirlpool platform) Trip Temperature 335°F (170°C) Type Auto-Reset (closes when temperature returns to safe range) Compatible Brands Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Turn Off Power at Breaker Before Starting — This Is a 240V Oven Circuit — Wear Work Gloves Disconnect power at the household breaker before beginning — this is a 240V circuit and there is a serious risk of electrical shock if power is not fully disconnected. Verify power is off with a voltage tester before touching any wiring. Wear work gloves and safety glasses. Allow the oven to cool completely before beginning (several hours after any recent cooking). The high limit thermostat is typically mounted on the rear or side of the oven cavity, accessed by removing the back panel of the appliance (for freestanding ranges) or the front trim/service panel (for wall ovens). The exact location varies by model — consult your appliance's service diagram before starting. Photograph all wire connections and mounting details before disconnecting anything. Disconnect the wire terminals from the old thermostat (typically two spade-terminal wires). Remove the mounting screws or clips holding the thermostat to the oven cavity, and lift it out. Install the new 4449751 in the exact same position and orientation — the thermostat must be in good thermal contact with the oven cavity to function correctly. Secure the mounting hardware and reconnect the wires to their correct terminals. Reinstall the access panels. Restore power at the breaker and test the oven — start with a low-temperature bake cycle to confirm normal heating operation before running a high-temperature or self-clean cycle. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, voltage tester (essential), work gloves, safety glasses. Frequently Asked Questions Why did my high limit thermostat trip in the first place? A high limit thermostat trips because the oven exceeded its safe operating temperature — meaning something upstream in the temperature control chain failed to shut off the heating element when it should have. Common causes are: a failed oven control board (relay stuck closed), a failed cooling fan (allowing the oven cavity or electronics to overheat), blocked or restricted ventilation, poor door sealing (letting the cavity overheat), disrupted air circulation, or an abnormal self-cleaning cycle. Before installing the new thermostat, investigate and address the underlying cause — otherwise the new thermostat will trip again in short order. Also inspect the ventilation, oven door gasket, and cooling fan while you have the appliance open. What's the difference between a high limit thermostat and the operating thermostat? These are two different components serving two different roles. The operating thermostat (or the oven control board with its temperature sensor) is the primary component that maintains the oven at your set temperature by cycling the heating element on and off during normal operation — it opens and closes at your selected temperature (e.g., 350°F). The high limit thermostat (WP4449751) is a backup safety device that only trips when the oven temperature far exceeds normal operation (335°F over the cavity's safe threshold), typically because the operating thermostat or control has failed. If the high limit thermostat trips, both need to be checked — the operating thermostat may also need replacement. Does the high limit thermostat reset itself, or does it need to be replaced after tripping? The WP4449751 is an auto-reset thermostat — it closes automatically once the oven cools back to a safe temperature, allowing normal operation to resume. If your oven is heating normally again after cooling, the thermostat is likely still functional (the underlying overheating cause needs investigation). However, if the thermostat has failed permanently open — often the result of repeated overheat events or age — it will need replacement. Test with a multimeter set to continuity: a working thermostat shows continuity at room temperature. If it reads open (infinite resistance) when cold, it has failed and needs replacement. Why does my self-cleaning cycle leave the oven door locked and the oven won't heat? This is a classic symptom of a high limit thermostat that tripped during the self-clean cycle. Self-cleaning cycles run at extreme temperatures (800–1000°F) and stress every component in the oven — if the ventilation, door gasket, or cooling fan can't keep up, the high limit thermostat will trip open. Once tripped, the oven can't heat OR unlock the self-clean door lock mechanism, leaving the door stuck closed. Once the thermostat cools and closes (or is replaced), the door lock releases and normal operation resumes. If self-clean cycles routinely trip the thermostat, investigate whether the ventilation, cooling fan, or door gasket are causing the problem. Can I do this repair myself, or should I hire a technician? Replacing an oven high limit thermostat is a manageable DIY repair for someone comfortable with mechanical work and electrical connections, but this is a 240V circuit and the thermostat is a safety component — any error can create a serious safety risk. If you have experience with appliance repair, follow the safety precautions carefully (breaker off, voltage tester, correct thermostat orientation), and can confirm the wiring connections are secure, this is a feasible DIY. If you've never worked with 240V appliance circuits before, hiring a qualified appliance technician is the safer option. Also identify and address whatever caused the original overheat event — otherwise the new thermostat will trip again. Is this a Genuine OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the trip temperature (335°F / 170°C), auto-reset function, terminal configuration, and fit of the original WP4449751 high limit thermostat used in compatible Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore ovens. 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WP4449751 Genuine OEM Whirlpool Oven High Limit Thermostat The WP4449751 is a Genuine OEM Whirlpool replacement oven high limit thermostat compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens, wall ovens, microwave-oven combinations, and ranges. The high limit thermostat is a critical safety device mounted near the oven cavity — it continuously monitors the oven's temperature and cuts off electrical power to the heating element if the oven exceeds its safe operating temperature. When the oven temperature drops back to normal, the thermostat closes and allows normal operation to resume. This backup safety layer protects against fires, damage to the oven, and unsafe cooking conditions when the main temperature control fails. Rated to trip at approximately 335°F (170°C). Common causes for the high limit thermostat to trip include a faulty control board, cooling fan failure, blocked ventilation, poor door sealing, disrupted air circulation, or an abnormal self-cleaning cycle. As a Genuine OEM part manufactured by Whirlpool to factory specifications, the WP4449751 directly replaces 4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, and AH11742549. Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools by experienced DIYers. This is a safety component in a 240V oven circuit — proceed only if you're comfortable with high-voltage electrical work, or call a qualified appliance technician. Quick Answer The WP4449751 Genuine OEM Whirlpool Oven High Limit Thermostat fixes Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore ovens with symptoms including oven not heating, oven overheating, uneven heating, oven failing to start, and self-clean door won't unlock after cycle. 335°F (170°C) trip temperature — cuts off power to heating element on overheat, then resets when temperature returns to normal. Genuine OEM. Replaces 4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, AH11742549. Compatible with WOS/WOD wall ovens, KOSE/KODE/KOCE series, JJW/JMW/JDRP/JDR series, and many more. Common Problems This Part Fixes Oven not heating at all — high limit thermostat tripped open Oven overheating — thermostat failing to trip when needed (rare failure mode) Inconsistent oven temperatures leading to undercooked or overcooked food Oven fails to start when powered on Oven door won't unlock after a self-cleaning cycle completes Uneven heating — hot spots or cold spots inside the oven cavity Oven cuts off heat mid-cycle without reaching set temperature F-code or thermostat-related error displayed on the control panel Multimeter continuity test on the thermostat shows an open circuit at room temperature Visible damage or discoloration on the thermostat housing from a prior overheat event Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This oven high limit thermostat directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WP4449751, 4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AWP47600, EAP2375382, PD00025977, PS11742549 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This high limit thermostat is compatible with select ovens, wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combinations from the following brands: Whirlpool wall ovens — WOS series (WOS31ES0JS, WOS51EC0AS, WOS51EC0HS, WOS51EC7HW02, WOS51EC7HW21, WOS72EC0HS/HV, WOS72EC7HS/HV, WOS92EC0/EC7 all revisions, WOS97ES0ES series) Whirlpool double wall ovens — WOD series (WOD51EC0AW03, WOD51EC7HS, WOD93EC7AS) Whirlpool combination wall ovens — WOC54EC0/EC7 series KitchenAid wall ovens — KOSE, KODE, and KOCE series (KOSE500ESS, KODE500ESS, KOCE500ESS, KOCE500EBL00/EBL01/EBL02/EBL04/EBL05) Jenn-Air wall ovens — JJW, JMW, JDRP, and JDR series (JJW2427DB/DS 00/01, JJW2430DS, JJW3430DS, JMW2430DS, JDRP430HL/HM 00/01, JDRP430WP00, JDRP436HL/HM/WP series, JDRP536HL/HM/WP series) Maytag wall ovens and ranges (select models) Amana wall ovens (select models — AWO6313SFB00/02, AWO6313SFS00/02, AWO6313SFW00/02) KitchenAid ranges — KDRS407 series (KDRS407VBK01, KDRS407VBU01, KDRS407VSS00) Whirlpool ranges — IBD350DS00, IBS300DS00, IBS350DS00 series Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper wall ovens (select Whirlpool-built models) Kenmore / Sears wall ovens (select Whirlpool-built models) Suitable for single or double electric wall ovens and microwave-oven combination units Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure. Key Features Genuine OEM part manufactured by Whirlpool to factory specifications — guaranteed fit and performance High limit thermostat (safety switch) — cuts off power to the oven's heating element when temperature exceeds 335°F (170°C) to prevent overheating damage or fire Auto-reset design — closes and restores normal operation when the oven temperature returns to safe range Precision-calibrated to Whirlpool factory specifications for accurate trip temperature and reliable safety response One-year Whirlpool warranty on Genuine OEM parts Replaces 4449751, 1550872, AP6009390, AH2375382, EA2375382, PS2375382, PS11742549, EAP11742549, and AH11742549 Compatible with Whirlpool WOS/WOD/WOC series, KitchenAid KOSE/KODE/KOCE series, Jenn-Air JJW/JMW/JDRP/JDR series, plus Maytag, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens Fits single wall ovens, double wall ovens, ranges, and microwave-oven combination units Resolves "oven won't heat," "overheating," "uneven heating," "self-clean door stuck locked," and "won't start" symptoms when caused by a failed high limit thermostat For experienced DIYers or qualified appliance technicians — this is a safety component in a 240V oven circuit Installation typically takes 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Part Number WP4449751 Part Type Oven High Limit Thermostat (Safety Switch) Condition Genuine OEM Application Wall Ovens, Ranges, Microwave-Oven Combinations (Whirlpool platform) Trip Temperature 335°F (170°C) Type Auto-Reset (closes when temperature returns to safe range) Warranty One-Year Whirlpool Warranty (Genuine OEM) Compatible Brands Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Turn Off Power at Breaker Before Starting — This Is a 240V Oven Circuit — Wear Work Gloves Disconnect power at the household breaker before beginning — this is a 240V circuit and there is a serious risk of electrical shock if power is not fully disconnected. Verify power is off with a voltage tester before touching any wiring. Wear work gloves and safety glasses. Allow the oven to cool completely before beginning (several hours after any recent cooking). The high limit thermostat is typically mounted on the rear or side of the oven cavity, accessed by removing the back panel of the appliance (for freestanding ranges) or the front trim/service panel (for wall ovens). The exact location varies by model — consult your appliance's service diagram before starting. Photograph all wire connections and mounting details before disconnecting anything. Disconnect the wire terminals from the old thermostat (typically two spade-terminal wires). Remove the mounting screws or clips holding the thermostat to the oven cavity, and lift it out. Install the new WP4449751 in the exact same position and orientation — the thermostat must be in good thermal contact with the oven cavity to function correctly. Secure the mounting hardware and reconnect the wires to their correct terminals. Reinstall the access panels. Restore power at the breaker and test the oven — start with a low-temperature bake cycle to confirm normal heating operation before running a high-temperature or self-clean cycle. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, voltage tester (essential), work gloves, safety glasses. Frequently Asked Questions Why did my high limit thermostat trip in the first place? A high limit thermostat trips because the oven exceeded its safe operating temperature — meaning something upstream in the temperature control chain failed to shut off the heating element when it should have. Common causes are: a failed oven control board (relay stuck closed), a failed cooling fan (allowing the oven cavity or electronics to overheat), blocked or restricted ventilation, poor door sealing (letting the cavity overheat), disrupted air circulation, or an abnormal self-cleaning cycle. Before installing the new thermostat, investigate and address the underlying cause — otherwise the new thermostat will trip again in short order. Also inspect the ventilation, oven door gasket, and cooling fan while you have the appliance open. What's the difference between a high limit thermostat and the operating thermostat? These are two different components serving two different roles. The operating thermostat (or the oven control board with its temperature sensor) is the primary component that maintains the oven at your set temperature by cycling the heating element on and off during normal operation — it opens and closes at your selected temperature (e.g., 350°F). The high limit thermostat (WP4449751) is a backup safety device that only trips when the oven temperature far exceeds normal operation (335°F over the cavity's safe threshold), typically because the operating thermostat or control has failed. If the high limit thermostat trips, both need to be checked — the operating thermostat may also need replacement. Does the high limit thermostat reset itself, or does it need to be replaced after tripping? The WP4449751 is an auto-reset thermostat — it closes automatically once the oven cools back to a safe temperature, allowing normal operation to resume. If your oven is heating normally again after cooling, the thermostat is likely still functional (the underlying overheating cause needs investigation). However, if the thermostat has failed permanently open — often the result of repeated overheat events or age — it will need replacement. Test with a multimeter set to continuity: a working thermostat shows continuity at room temperature. If it reads open (infinite resistance) when cold, it has failed and needs replacement. Why does my self-cleaning cycle leave the oven door locked and the oven won't heat? This is a classic symptom of a high limit thermostat that tripped during the self-clean cycle. Self-cleaning cycles run at extreme temperatures (800–1000°F) and stress every component in the oven — if the ventilation, door gasket, or cooling fan can't keep up, the high limit thermostat will trip open. Once tripped, the oven can't heat OR unlock the self-clean door lock mechanism, leaving the door stuck closed. Once the thermostat cools and closes (or is replaced), the door lock releases and normal operation resumes. If self-clean cycles routinely trip the thermostat, investigate whether the ventilation, cooling fan, or door gasket are causing the problem. Can I do this repair myself, or should I hire a technician? Replacing an oven high limit thermostat is a manageable DIY repair for someone comfortable with mechanical work and electrical connections, but this is a 240V circuit and the thermostat is a safety component — any error can create a serious safety risk. If you have experience with appliance repair, follow the safety precautions carefully (breaker off, voltage tester, correct thermostat orientation), and can confirm the wiring connections are secure, this is a feasible DIY. If you've never worked with 240V appliance circuits before, hiring a qualified appliance technician is the safer option. Also identify and address whatever caused the original overheat event — otherwise the new thermostat will trip again. Is this a Genuine OEM or aftermarket part? This is a Genuine OEM part manufactured by Whirlpool to factory specifications. It is the exact same high limit thermostat installed in compatible Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore ovens from the factory — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance. Backed by Whirlpool's one-year warranty on Genuine OEM parts. 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XPARTCO W11590294 Gas Oven Igniter The XPARTCO W11590294 is an aftermarket replacement flat-style silicon carbide gas oven igniter compatible with select Whirlpool, Amana, Maytag, KitchenAid, Crosley, Jenn-Air, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore gas ranges in the WFG, AGR, VRGW, and related series. The oven igniter is a silicon carbide heating element mounted next to the oven burner tube. When a bake or broil cycle is started, the igniter draws electrical current through the gas safety valve, which holds the valve open — and simultaneously heats to ignition temperature to light the gas. The igniter must draw at least 3.2 amps to hold the gas valve fully open; as the silicon carbide element ages and weakens, it draws progressively less current, causing the oven to take too long to light, not light at all, or glow without ever opening the gas valve. This flat-style igniter is rated 3.3–3.6 amps at 120V and measures approximately 4" wide x 1" high. It features a silicon carbide element, high-temperature ceramic housing, and metal bracket. The current part number W11590294 directly supersedes W11208965, W11613927, and W11506321 — all four are the same igniter across successive production revisions. It also replaces 4977065, AP7193166, PS16744629, and EAP16744629. Pre-attached wire connectors included. Note: do not touch the silicon carbide element with bare hands — skin oils cause premature burnout. Installs in 15–30 minutes with basic hand tools. Quick Answer The XPARTCO W11590294 Gas Oven Igniter fixes Whirlpool-family gas ovens that won't heat, where the igniter glows but the burner never lights, or where preheat takes too long. Flat silicon carbide igniter, 3.3–3.6A, 120V, approx. 4"W x 1"H. Do not touch element with bare hands. Replaces W11208965, W11613927, W11506321, 4977065, AP7193166, PS16744629. Compatible with Whirlpool WFG320/WFG505, Amana AGR4203/AGR6303, Crosley VRGW, Maytag, KitchenAid, and more. Common Problems This Part Fixes Oven not heating — igniter not reaching operating temperature or gas valve not opening Igniter glows orange or red but the oven burner never lights Oven takes more than 90 seconds to ignite — igniter too weak to fully open the gas valve Oven preheats very slowly — weakened igniter limiting gas valve opening Gas smell when oven is turned on but burner does not light Igniter visibly cracked, broken, or burned out Bake or broil function not working on compatible models Replaces Part Numbers This oven igniter directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: W11590294, W11208965, W11506321, W11613927, AP7193166, AWP45526, EAP16744629, PD00083398, PS16744629. W11590294 is the current production part number superseding W11208965, W11613927, and W11506321 — all four are the same igniter. If your parts diagram shows any of these numbers, this replacement is correct. Contact our support team with your model number if you need confirmation before ordering. Compatibility This oven igniter is compatible with select gas ranges and ovens from the following brands and series: Whirlpool gas ranges — WFG320 series (WFG320M0MB0, WFG320M0MS0, WFG320M0MW0 and related models) Whirlpool gas ranges — WFG505 series (WFG505M0BS4, WFG505M0BW3, WFG505M0MB0, WFG505M0MS0, WFG505M0MW0 and related models) Amana gas ranges — AGR4203 series (AGR4203MNB0, AGR4203MNW0 and related models) Amana gas ranges — AGR6303 series (AGR6303MMB0, AGR6303MMW0 and related models) Crosley gas ranges — VRGW series (VRGW3150RB0, VRGW3150RW0, VRGW3162RB0, VRGW3162RS0, VRGW3162RW0 and related models) Maytag gas ranges (select models) KitchenAid gas ranges (select models) Jenn-Air gas ranges (select models) Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore gas ranges (select models) Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure. Key Features Flat-style silicon carbide oven igniter — heats to ignition temperature and draws current through the gas safety valve to hold it open so gas can flow to the burner Draws 3.3–3.6 amps at 120V — correct amperage range to reliably open the oven gas safety valve on compatible models Dimensions: approximately 4" wide x 1" high Silicon carbide element, high-temperature ceramic housing, metal mounting bracket Pre-attached wire connectors included — direct plug-in installation on compatible models Current production part superseding W11208965, W11613927, and W11506321 Do not touch the silicon carbide element with bare hands — skin oils cause premature burnout Compatible with Whirlpool WFG320/WFG505, Amana AGR4203/AGR6303, Crosley VRGW, Maytag, KitchenAid, and related brands Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards DIY repair — installs in 15–30 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Part Number XPW11590294 Supersedes W11208965, W11613927, W11506321 Part Type Gas Oven Flat Igniter (Hot Surface Igniter) Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application Gas Ranges and Ovens Igniter Style Flat silicon carbide element Amperage Draw 3.3 – 3.6 Amps Voltage 120V AC Dimensions Approximately 4" W x 1" H Material Silicon carbide / Ceramic / Metal / Plastic Color White / Silver Connector Pre-attached wire connectors Handling Note Do not touch element — skin oils cause premature burnout Compatible Brands Whirlpool, Amana, Maytag, KitchenAid, Crosley, Jenn-Air, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Gas Appliance Safety Warning This part is installed in a gas range. Always unplug the range and shut off the gas supply at the shutoff valve before beginning any repair. If you smell gas at any point during or after installation, leave the area immediately and contact your gas utility provider. Do not restore power or gas until the repair is fully complete and all connections are confirmed secure. ⚠️ Handle With Care — Do Not Touch the Igniter Element The silicon carbide igniter element is fragile and sensitive to skin oils. Handle only by the bracket and wiring — never touch the silicon carbide element itself. To install: unplug the range and shut off gas. Remove the oven racks and oven bottom panel to expose the burner assembly. Locate the old igniter mounted next to the oven burner tube. Disconnect the igniter's wire connectors and remove the two mounting screws securing the bracket. Note the wire routing inside the range cavity before removing — be careful not to let the burner wires fall back into the range body. Connect the new W11590294 igniter's pre-attached connectors to the matching wires from the range. Mount the new igniter in the same position with the two bracket screws. Reinstall the oven bottom panel and racks. Restore gas and power, then run a bake cycle and confirm the igniter glows and the burner lights within 60–90 seconds. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions What is the relationship between W11590294, W11208965, W11613927, and W11506321? These are all part numbers for the same gas oven igniter across successive production revisions by Whirlpool. W11506321 was an earlier version, W11613927 and W11208965 were subsequent updates, and W11590294 is the current production number. All four are the same flat silicon carbide igniter with the same specifications, dimensions, and function. If your range's parts diagram or old igniter shows any of these numbers, this replacement covers all of them. My oven igniter glows but the burner never lights — is this the right part? Yes — an igniter that glows but fails to light the burner is the most common symptom of a weakened igniter. The gas safety valve requires at least 3.2 amps of current draw through the igniter to hold it open. As the silicon carbide element ages, it draws less current — eventually reaching a point where it glows visibly but no longer draws enough current to fully open the gas valve. If the igniter glows for more than 90 seconds without the burner lighting, it needs replacement. The W11590294 is rated 3.3–3.6 amps, which is the correct range to reliably activate the safety valve on compatible models. What is the difference between W11590294 and W11176454? Both are flat silicon carbide oven igniters for Whirlpool-family gas ranges, but for different model series. The W11590294 is used on the WFG320, WFG505, and related entry-level Whirlpool and Amana gas ranges. The W11176454 (which replaces W10914411) is used on higher-end Whirlpool, Amana, and Maytag models across a broader range of WFG, MGR, and related series. They have the same amperage rating and igniter style but are not always interchangeable — always verify your model number before ordering to confirm which igniter is correct for your range. How do I test if the oven igniter has failed? The most practical test is observation: if the igniter glows for more than 90 seconds without the burner lighting, the igniter is too weak. For a more precise test, use a multimeter in resistance mode — disconnect the igniter and measure resistance across the element. A working W11590294-style igniter typically reads between 40–100 ohms at room temperature. An open circuit (infinite resistance) means the element has burned through completely. You can also test in operation by measuring current draw at the igniter circuit — a reading below 3.2 amps indicates the igniter is too weak to reliably open the gas valve. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured from silicon carbide, ceramic, metal, and plastic to match the amperage draw, dimensions, and performance of the original W11590294 gas oven igniter. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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XPARTCO S99527471 Hood Fuse – Compatible with Broan, Nutone, and Kenmore Range Hoods Product Description Protect your vent hood’s electrical system with the XPARTCO S99527471 Hood Fuse. This high-quality aftermarket replacement safeguards your range hood’s control board, fan motor, and lights from electrical surges and overheating. A blown fuse can cause the fan or light to stop working. Replacing it with this reliable XPARTCO fuse restores safe, efficient operation at a fraction of the OEM cost. Replaces Part Numbers S99527471, AP5611426, 1931293, PS10281737, 99527471. Compatibility This replacement hood line fuse fits select Broan, Nutone, and Kenmore range hoods. Example compatible models include (but are not limited to): Broan QP230SS, Nutone RL6200 Series, and Kenmore 233.52343310. Always verify your range hood’s model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you’re unsure. ✅ Key Features 🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Designed to meet OEM safety and performance standards ⚡ Electrical Protection – Prevents power surges from damaging internal components 💰 Cost-Effective Solution – High-quality fuse at a lower price than OEM parts 🛠️ Quick Installation – Direct-fit design for easy DIY replacement 🛡️ Fixes Common Issues – Restores power to hood lights or fan after fuse failure 📐 Product Specification Part Number: S99527471 Component Type: Range Hood Line Fuse Material: Ceramic fuse with insulated metal terminals Mounting: Inline wiring harness or fuse holder on control board Operating Conditions: Rated for high-temperature kitchen environments Compliance: Built to OEM-equivalent quality and safety standards (not OEM) 🛠️ Installation Notes Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, needle-nose pliers ⚠️ Safety First: Always unplug the range hood or turn off power at the circuit breaker before servicing to prevent electrical shock. Steps: Disconnect power and remove the control panel or cover. Locate the fuse on the wiring harness or control board. Gently remove the blown fuse using pliers. Install the new XPARTCO S99527471 fuse securely in place. Reassemble the cover, restore power, and test operation. ⏱️ Time Required: 10–15 minutes 📦 Shop With Confidence 🚚 Free Shipping on All Orders ⚙️ Trusted Appliance Parts Supplier 🔄 30-Day Return Policy Restore your range hood’s safety and performance — Add to Cart Now for a reliable, affordable replacement!

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