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.
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XPARTCO H150 Furnace Silicon Nitride Rod Ignitor
The H150 universal gas furnace igniter come with a 1.95-inch ceramic nitride heating element, a 1.25-inch ceramic insulator, a 304 stainless steel bracket, and a 15.5-inch high temperature resistant wire(20 AWG). Voltage: 120V±10%-15%, 50/60HZ. Power Rating: 150W. Cold resistance: 9-17Ω. At 120V furnace igniter H150 can reach 1200 degrees in a short time
The H150 universal furnace igniter replacement can be used in a wide range of machines and is the perfect replacement for silicon carbide ignitors in water heater boilers and gas forced-air furnaces, replacing more than 180 types of ignitors and covering nearly 90% of all applications. Such as stoves, furnace, warm air motion, gas ignition, hot surface igniter, infrared light source, pool heater, boiler, etc
California Residents only
WARNING: Cancer and/or Reproductive Harm - www.p65warnings.ca.gov
WE4X444 Gas Dryer Genuine Igniter
Replaces Part Numbers:WE4X444, WE04X0444, WE11X0096, WE4X444R, AH268028, EA268028, OEM8170538, AP2042634, PS268028, WP4392003, 4392003, 14200046, 3-3376, 303376, 41-982, 4392003BULK, 55438, 55438-6, 63-5010, 63-5877, DE350, K35-106, K35-368, R0611505, OEM24037398, AP6009349, PS11742507.
Description: This Gas Dryer Igniter is a replacement part for specific GE, Hotpoint, Whirlpool dryer models. This essential component is responsible for igniting the gas in the burner, allowing the dryer to heat up and effectively dry your clothes. The igniter heats up to a high temperature to ignite the gas, starting the heating process necessary for drying.
California Residents only
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1408 Gas Furnace Hot Surface Igniter
The 1408 is a replacement 120V silicon carbide hot surface igniter for gas furnaces. When the furnace calls for heat, the igniter glows white hot and lights the gas burners. Over time the element can crack or wear out, and a failed igniter is a common reason a gas furnace tries to start but never lights or never heats.
This igniter replaces the Robertshaw 41-408 and the Rheem 62-22868-93. It is a furnace igniter, not an oven igniter, so check the part number and the look of your old igniter before ordering.
Quick Answer
The 1408 Gas Furnace Igniter replaces a cracked, burned-out, or failed hot surface igniter on a gas furnace that tries to start but won't light. Replaces 41-408 and 62-22868-93. Classic symptom: the inducer runs, but the igniter never glows and the burners never light.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Furnace won't light, with no heat
Igniter does not glow when the furnace calls for heat
Cracked, broken, or visibly damaged igniter element
Furnace cycles through ignition attempts and then locks out
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 igniter directly replaces the following part numbers:
1408, 41-408, 62-22868-93, 62-22868-02, 62-22868-82, 62-22441-01, 62-22868-92, B340039P01, 767A-372, 271N, IG408, 41-408, 67900, IG1408
The first three numbers are the main references for this igniter. The others appear on retailer cross-reference lists. Confirm against your furnace's parts list, or contact our support team, if your furnace calls out a different number.
Compatibility
This igniter is a replacement for the Robertshaw 41-408 and the Rheem 62-22868-93, and it is used on gas furnaces that call for either one. The Rheem number is used on Rheem, Ruud, WeatherKing, and Protech furnaces, including these series examples:
Rheem/Ruud UGDG, UGLG, UGLH, UGPH, UGTA, UGVG
Rheem/Ruud 80LJ, 80PJ, 90RJ, 90TJ
Note: The series above are a sample, not a full list. Retailers do not list the lead length or connector style for this igniter, so compare your old igniter's shape, lead, and connector to the new one, and contact our support team with your furnace model number to verify fit before ordering.
Key Features
120V silicon carbide hot surface igniter for gas furnaces
Replaces Robertshaw 41-408 and Rheem 62-22868-93
Resolves no-light and no-heat problems caused by a failed igniter
Furnace igniter, not for gas ovens
Product Specifications
Part Number
1408
OEM Part Number
62-22868-93, 41-408
Part Type
Gas Furnace Hot Surface Igniter
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Element Material
Silicon Carbide
Voltage
120V
Application
Gas Furnaces
Installation Notes
⚠️ Turn Off Power and Gas Before Installing Switch off power to the furnace at the breaker and the furnace switch, and shut off the gas supply, before beginning. Wear work gloves. Let the old igniter cool, disconnect its lead, remove it, and fit the new igniter in the same position. Handle the new igniter only by its ceramic base, and avoid touching the silicon element, since skin oils can cause early failure. If the furnace still does not light, check the control board and the gas valve.
Frequently Asked Questions
My furnace won't light. Is this the part I need?
A cracked or burned-out igniter is a common cause. If the igniter doesn't glow when the furnace calls for heat, or the element is visibly cracked, it is likely the problem. If the igniter glows but the burners don't light, check the gas valve and control.
Does this replace the Robertshaw 41-408 and the Rheem 62-22868-93?
Yes, it is listed as a replacement for both. Because retailers do not list lead length or connector style, compare your old igniter to this one, or contact our support team, before ordering.
Why shouldn't I touch the igniter element?
Skin oils on the silicon element can cause the igniter to fail early. Handle it by the ceramic base only.
Will this fit my furnace?
It is used on gas furnaces that call for a 41-408 or 62-22868-93 igniter, but the series list above is only a sample. Check your furnace's parts list, or contact our support team and we'll verify it before you order.
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Genuine OEM 279311 Dryer Igniter Kit and Bracket
The Genuine OEM Whirlpool 279311 is the gas dryer igniter kit with mounting bracket. The silicon carbide igniter glows to light the gas burner and produce the heat that dries your clothes. When the igniter weakens or breaks, the dryer tumbles but doesn't heat, because the gas valve never gets the signal to light the burner.
This is the original Whirlpool part. It is listed as a replacement for both round and flat igniters, so it covers a long list of older Whirlpool part numbers for gas dryers sold as Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, and KitchenAid.
Quick Answer
The Genuine OEM 279311 Igniter Kit and Bracket fixes a gas dryer that spins but doesn't heat because the igniter has burned out or is too weak to open the gas valve. It is for gas dryers only. Classic symptom: the drum turns and the dryer sounds normal, but clothes come out cold and damp, and you never see the igniter glow.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Gas dryer runs but doesn't heat
Clothes come out damp after a full cycle
Igniter never glows, or glows but the burner never lights
Cracked, broken, or burned igniter
Burner lights unreliably or only some of the time
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 igniter kit directly replaces the following part numbers:
279311, 239233, 239300, 239302, 26000279311, 279185, 279311VP, 338899, 338900, 3389895, 340607, 3415, 343128, 41-311, 6-85211, 660991, 685211, 686590, 687399, 691039, 8113, 99912719, AH334180, DE351, DE354, DE363, K35-166, AP3094138, AWP39784, EAP334180, EA334180, PD00002344, PS334180
These numbers span several generations of Whirlpool's own part numbering for this igniter as dryer models were updated. All are the correct replacement regardless of which number appears on your dryer's parts diagram.
Compatibility
This igniter kit is for Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, and KitchenAid gas dryers, including these examples:
Whirlpool LGN1000HQ0, LGN1000HQ1, 7MWG66740SG0, 7MWGD72HEDW0
Maytag 7MMGDC300YW0, 7MMGDC410AW0
Kenmore 11097291110, 10687884100, 110279119, 1103401771
Note: This igniter is for gas dryers only. The models above are a sample, not a full list. One supplier lists the kit contents as a 3-inch flat igniter, mounting bracket, 4-inch wire lead and plug. Confirm your model number and the igniter style against your parts diagram, or contact our support team to verify fit before ordering.
Key Features
Genuine OEM Whirlpool gas dryer igniter kit with bracket
Silicon carbide igniter that lights the gas burner
Listed to replace both round and flat igniters
Resolves no-heat problems caused by a failed igniter
Fits Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, and KitchenAid gas dryers
Product Specifications
Part Number
279311
OEM Part Number
279311
Part Type
Gas Dryer Igniter Kit with Bracket
Condition
Genuine OEM
Fuel Type
Gas Dryers
Application
Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag & KitchenAid Dryers
Installation Notes
⚠️ Unplug Power and Shut Off the Gas Unplug the dryer and close the gas shutoff valve before beginning, and wear work gloves. Remove the panel that gives access to the burner assembly per your model's service guide, disconnect the igniter's wire connector, and remove the old igniter and bracket. The igniter is fragile, so handle it by the bracket and avoid bumping or squeezing the element. Install the new kit in the same position, reconnect the wires, then restore the gas and power and test the dryer for heat. If you smell gas at any point, stop, ventilate, and call your gas utility.
Frequently Asked Questions
My gas dryer spins but doesn't heat. Is this the part I need?
A failed igniter is a common cause. If you run the dryer and never see the igniter glow, or it glows but the burner doesn't light, test the igniter for continuity. A bad coil on the gas valve or a thermal fuse can cause the same symptom, so check those too.
Will this fit an electric dryer?
No. This igniter is for gas dryers only. Electric dryers use a heating element instead.
Why did my new igniter break?
Silicon carbide igniters are fragile. Handle the new one by the bracket, and don't press or bump the element during installation. A weak or restricted gas supply or a faulty gas valve can also make igniters fail early.
Will this fit my dryer?
It is listed for many Whirlpool-built gas dryers, but the model list above is only a sample. Check your model number against your parts diagram, or contact our support team and we'll verify it before you order.
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XPARTCO WE4X750 Gas Dryer Igniter
The XPARTCO WE4X750 is an aftermarket replacement flat igniter for select GE, Hotpoint, Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire and other gas dryers, replacing GE part WE4X750 and cross-referencing 5303937186 and 4391996. The igniter sits in the burner assembly. It heats up when electrical current passes through it and lights the gas so the dryer can heat. When it wears out or stops glowing, the dryer may run but not heat.
Check your model number before ordering, as gas dryers use several different igniters.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO WE4X750 Gas Dryer Igniter replaces a worn or non-glowing igniter on a compatible gas dryer from GE, Hotpoint, Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire and other brands. Replaces WE4X750, WE04X0750, 5303937186 and 4391996. Classic symptom: the dryer runs but does not heat, and the igniter doesn't glow. Other parts can cause the same symptom.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Gas dryer not heating
Igniter not glowing
Worn igniter that no longer lights the burner
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 dryer igniter directly replaces the following part numbers:
WE4X750, WE04X0750, 276846, AGE25807, AH268196, AP2042796, EA268196, PD00001123, PS268196, 5303937186, 08001685, 08010845, 08015456, 1036069, 3281151, 5303281151, 8001685, F000134211, F134211-000, F134211000, F139743-000, F139743000, G139743-000, AFR17339, AH900236, AP3674313, EA900236, PD00000539, PS900236, Q000622141, Q622141, WQ622141, 4391996, 14211282, 3-4970, 3018, 304970, 41-311, 41-590, 4391996VP, AH373025, AP3109449, AWP39344, DE351, DE363, EA373025, K35-166, K35-455, PD00002514, PS373025
Gas dryers use several different igniters, and they are not interchangeable by number alone. If your old igniter shows a different number, contact our support team and we'll check whether it matches.
Compatibility
This igniter is listed for select GE, Hotpoint, Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire and other gas dryers. Example GE and Hotpoint models that use WE4X750:
GE DBL333GA0CC, DCL333GA0AA, DVL223GA0WW, DBL333GY0WW
GE DCB330GB0KC, DCD330GY1AC, DH43GW0WW
Hotpoint NVL333GY0AA
Note: The models above are a small sample of the roughly 36 that retailers list for WE4X750, not a full list, and the example models are GE and Hotpoint. For other brands, confirm fit by your igniter's part number (such as 4391996 or 5303937186) and your model. Check your full model number against your parts diagram, or contact our support team to verify fit before ordering.
Key Features
Aftermarket replacement for the GE WE4X750 flat gas dryer igniter
Lights the gas burner so the dryer can heat
Installs in the dryer burner assembly
Replaces the earlier GE number WE04X0750 and cross-references 5303937186 and 4391996
Product Specifications
Part Number
XPWE4X750
OEM Part Number
WE4X750, 5303937186, 4391996
Part Type
Gas Dryer Igniter (Flat)
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Quantity
1 Igniter
Application
Select GE, Hotpoint, Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire & Other Gas Dryers
Installation Notes
⚠️ Disconnect Power And Shut Off The Gas Before Installing Unplug the dryer and shut off the gas supply before you begin, and wear work gloves. Remove the panel to reach the burner assembly, note how the igniter and its wiring connect, and remove the old igniter. Handle the new igniter carefully and install it in the same position. Reconnect the wiring, restore power and gas, and test the dryer. If you smell gas at any point, stop and contact a qualified technician.
Frequently Asked Questions
My gas dryer runs but doesn't heat. Is this the part I need?
It can be, if the igniter has worn out and no longer glows. Other parts, such as the gas valve coils or thermal fuse, can cause the same symptom, so confirm the igniter is the problem before replacing it.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket part?
This is an aftermarket replacement from XPARTCO, made to replace GE part WE4X750. If you specifically need a genuine GE part, contact our support team.
Can I use a different gas dryer igniter?
Not by number alone. Gas dryers use several different igniters. Match the part number and your model number, or contact our support team and we'll check for you.
Will this fit my dryer?
It is listed for select gas dryers from GE, Hotpoint, Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire and other brands, but the model list above is only a sample. Check your full model number against your parts diagram, or contact our support team and we'll verify it before you order.
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XPARTCO 17438200000160 Gas Dryer Flame Switch
The XPARTCO 17438200000160 is an aftermarket replacement gas dryer flame switch compatible with select Midea, Insignia gas dryers, including the MLG45N1BWW, MLG45N3BMG, MLG45N3BWW, MLG52S7AWW, CDG41N1AW/CDG45N1AW series, NSDRE67WH8A, NSFDRG67WH8A, NSDRE67WH8AC, NSTDRG75W1. The flame switch is a safety component mounted on the burner assembly that confirms a flame is actually present after the gas valve opens and the igniter lights the burner. If the switch does not detect a flame within the expected window, it signals the control board to shut off the gas valve, preventing unburned gas from continuing to flow into the dryer cabinet.
When the flame switch fails, the dryer may not heat at all, may shut off the burner shortly after ignition (short-cycling the flame), may trip a no-heat fault code on models with digital displays, or — in rarer failure modes — may fail to shut off gas flow appropriately, which is a safety-relevant failure. It directly replaces 17438200000160 (Midea OEM). Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO 17438200000160 Gas Dryer Flame Switch fixes Midea gas dryers that won't heat, where the burner lights and then shuts off shortly after ignition, or where a no-heat fault is displayed. Mounted on the burner assembly — confirms flame presence after ignition and signals the control board to keep the gas valve open. Genuine Midea OEM part number. Compatible with Midea MLG45N1BWW, MLG45N3BMG, MLG45N3BWW, MLG52S7AWW, CDG41N1AW, and CDG45N1AW gas dryers.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Gas dryer not heating — flame switch not confirming flame presence to the control board
Burner lights briefly and then shuts off — flame switch failing to maintain the "flame confirmed" signal
No-heat fault code displayed on models with digital control panels
Dryer runs and tumbles normally but produces no heat
Burner repeatedly cycling on and off rapidly during a heat cycle
Visible damage, corrosion, or carbon buildup on the flame switch near the burner
Replaces Part Numbers
This flame switch directly replaces the following part number:
17438200000160, AP7153000, PS18188577.
This is the Midea, Insignia manufacturer part number used across multiple Midea gas dryer models. Contact our support team with your model number if you need confirmation before ordering.
Compatibility
This flame switch is compatible with select Midea, Insignia gas dryers, including:
Midea MLG45N1BWW gas dryer
Midea MLG45N3BMG gas dryer
Midea MLG45N3BWW gas dryer
Midea MLG52S7AWW gas dryer (8.0 cu. ft. front load)
Midea CDG41N1AW gas dryer (Criterion, air vent)
Midea CDG45N1AW gas dryer (Criterion, air vent)
Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure.
Key Features
Confirms flame presence at the burner after ignition and signals the control board accordingly
Safety component — helps ensure the gas valve closes promptly if a flame is not detected
Mounts directly to the burner assembly in the same position as the original switch
Genuine Midea manufacturer part number — designed as a direct fit for compatible models
Compatible with Midea MLG45N1BWW, MLG45N3BMG, MLG45N3BWW, MLG52S7AWW, CDG41N1AW, and CDG45N1AW gas dryers
Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools
Product Specifications
Part Number
XP17438200000160
Part Type
Gas Dryer Flame Switch
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Application
Gas Dryers (Midea platform)
Location
Mounted on the burner assembly
Compatible Brands
Midea
Installation Notes
⚠️ Gas Appliance Safety Warning This part is installed in a gas dryer. Always unplug the dryer 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. If you are not comfortable working on gas appliances or safety-relevant flame-detection components, have this part installed by a qualified technician.
⚠️ Wear Work Gloves — Access Requires Cabinet Disassembly Disconnect power and shut off gas before beginning. Wear work gloves throughout — there are sharp metal edges inside the dryer cabinet. Remove the lint filter and the screws securing the lint filter housing. Release the top panel locking clips with a putty knife and lift the top panel. Disconnect the door switch harness and remove the front panel to access the drum and burner assembly. Locate the flame switch mounted on the burner assembly — it is positioned to detect the flame produced once the igniter lights the gas. Photograph the wire connections before disconnecting. Disconnect the wires from the old flame switch, remove the mounting screw, and pull the switch free. Install the new 17438200000160 flame switch in the same position, secure the mounting screw, and reconnect the wires. Reassemble the front panel, drum, and top panel in reverse order. Restore gas and power, and run a test heat cycle to confirm the burner ignites and stays lit normally. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, putty knife, work gloves.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the flame switch do, and how is it different from an igniter?
The igniter is the component that heats up and ignites the gas at the burner. The flame switch is a separate safety component that confirms a flame is actually present after the igniter has done its job and the gas valve has opened. If the flame switch does not detect the expected flame condition, it signals the control system to close the gas valve, stopping gas flow. This two-part system — ignition plus flame confirmation — is a standard safety design in gas dryers and gas appliances generally, ensuring gas does not continue flowing if combustion isn't actually occurring.
My burner lights and then shuts off after a few seconds — is this the flame switch?
Yes, this is a common symptom of a failing flame switch. If the switch is not reliably maintaining its "flame detected" signal to the control board even though the burner is genuinely lit, the system may interpret this as a flame failure and shut the gas valve as a safety precaution — causing the burner to repeatedly light and then extinguish. This short-cycling pattern during what should be a continuous heat cycle is a strong indicator that the flame switch needs replacement.
Why is this called a "flame switch" rather than a "flame sensor"?
Different manufacturers use different terminology for similar flame-detection safety components. On Whirlpool-family gas dryers, this type of part is typically called a "flame sensor" — a bimetal-style sensor near the igniter that closes a circuit when it senses sufficient heat. Midea's parts catalog labels this specific component the "flame switch," and it serves an analogous safety role within the Midea gas burner system: confirming the presence of a flame after ignition. The terminology differs by manufacturer, but the safety function is similar in concept.
Why does this repair require opening the whole dryer cabinet?
On Midea gas dryers, the flame switch is mounted directly on the burner assembly inside the dryer cabinet, which is only accessible after removing the lint filter housing, releasing the top panel, and removing the front panel. This is a more involved repair than swapping an externally accessible part, but it follows the same general gas dryer disassembly procedure used for replacing igniters, thermal fuses, and other burner-area components. Since the cabinet must be opened, it can be a good opportunity to inspect other burner components (igniter, gas valve coils) for wear at the same time.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket part?
This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is manufactured to match the dimensions, mounting configuration, and function of the original 17438200000160 Midea flame switch.
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Re-ignition Module
1 Points Reignition Module
120 Volt
Replaces Part Numbers:
Whirlpool / KitchenAid W11319687, W11121317, AP6872103, PS12711722.
This is an aftermarket part that can be used as a replacement for the OEM part.
California Residents only
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WP98014893 Oven Genuine Gas Safety Valve
Description: The Gas Safety Valve is an OEM replacement part for Whirlpool gas ranges. This important safety device works to automatically shut off the gas supply to the range if abnormal flame conditions, such as flame rollout, occur.
Replaces Part Numbers:WP98014893, W11399433, 98014893, 1061522, 98007439, AP6014264, PS11747502.
California Residents only
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XPARTCO 8273103 Gas Range Burner Knob (Black) – Replaces WP8273103 – Compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag & KitchenAid Ranges
Product Description
Restore smooth and precise burner control with the XPARTCO 8273103 Gas Range Burner Knob (Black). This high-quality aftermarket replacement knob fits securely onto the burner control shaft, allowing accurate flame adjustment from low to high heat settings.
A cracked, loose, or broken knob can make it difficult to regulate temperature or safely turn the burner off. Replacing it with this durable XPARTCO knob restores proper control and enhances everyday cooking convenience.
XPARTCO provides cost-effective aftermarket appliance parts engineered to match original fit and function.
Replaces Part Numbers
WP8273103, 8273103, 8273107, 8273111, 831219, WP8273103VP, ER8273103, PD00005537, EAP393678, AP6012363, PS11745570.
Compatibility
This replacement gas range burner knob fits select Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore (Whirlpool-manufactured) gas ranges.
Common compatible models include (but are not limited to):
Whirlpool WFG320M0BS
Maytag MGR6600FZ
KitchenAid KFGG500ESS
Always verify your range’s model number before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Matches OEM fit and appearance
🔥 Precise Flame Control – Smooth adjustment from simmer to high heat
🧩 Direct Push-On Fit – Secure installation onto control shaft
💪 Durable Plastic Construction – Built for daily kitchen use
🎨 Black Finish – Matches original style
💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Affordable alternative to OEM knobs
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: 8273103
Component Type: Gas Range Burner Control Knob
Material: High-strength molded plastic
Color: Black
Mounting: Push-on / shaft-fit
Application: Gas range surface burner control
Quality Level: Aftermarket replacement (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: None
⚠️ Safety First: Ensure all burners are turned off and cool before installing the knob.
Basic Steps:
Confirm burner control is in the OFF position.
Align the new XPARTCO 8273103 knob with the control shaft.
Press firmly until fully seated.
Rotate to verify smooth operation and proper engagement.
⏱️ Time Required: Under 2 minutes
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XPARTCO 62-23543-01 Gas Furnace Flame Sensor – Compatible with Rheem, Ruud, and WeatherKing Furnaces
Product Description
Restore safe and reliable furnace operation with the XPARTCO 62-23543-01 Gas Furnace Flame Sensor. This high-quality aftermarket replacement detects the presence of a burner flame and signals the control board to keep the gas valve open. A dirty or failed flame sensor can cause short cycling, ignition failure, or a furnace that won’t stay lit. Replacing it with this durable XPARTCO sensor ensures proper flame detection and dependable heating performance.
Specification :
The furnace flame sensor is designed to detect the flame.
1/4”male quick connect, Angle - sensor offset: 90 degree.
Replaces Part Numbers
62-23543-01,62-23543-02, 62-23543-03, 62-23543-04
Compatibility
This replacement flame sensor fits select Rheem, Ruud, and WeatherKing gas furnaces.
Example compatible models include (but are not limited to):Rheem RGRJ series, Ruud UGDG series, WeatherKing RGRA series.
Always verify your furnace’s model number before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Designed to match OEM flame-sensing performance
🔥 Accurate Flame Detection – Ensures gas valve remains open only when flame is present
💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Reliable alternative to expensive OEM sensors
🛠️ Simple Installation – Direct-fit design with single mounting screw
🛡️ Fixes Common Issues – Solves furnace short cycling, ignition failure, or burner shutdown
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: 62-23543-01
Component Type: Gas Furnace Flame Sensor
Material: Stainless steel sensor rod with ceramic insulator
Mounting: Single-screw bracket mount
Electrical Connection: Spade terminal
Compliance: Built to OEM-equivalent quality standards (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, fine abrasive pad (optional for cleaning)
⚠️ Safety First: Turn off power and gas supply to the furnace before servicing.
Steps:
Shut off furnace power and gas supply.
Locate the flame sensor near the burner assembly.
Disconnect the wire and remove the mounting screw.
Install the new XPARTCO 62-23543-01 flame sensor.
Reconnect the wire, restore power and gas, and test furnace operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 5–10 minutes
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