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Choice W10898291 Range Spark Module (Board) Direct spark ignition module. Fits specific Maytag, Kenmore, Whirlpool gas range models Replaces Part Numbers: W10898291, W10818365, AP6034131, PS11765825. Description: This Spark Module is a replacement part for specific Maytag, Kenmore, Whirlpool gas range models. Located underneath each sealed burner bowl, it generates the high voltage spark needed for reliable ignition of surface flames. Key Features: ✅ Replaces: W10898291, W10818365, AP6034131, PS11765825. ✅ Fits brands: Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana & more ✅ Ensures lid locks properly during operation ✅ Direct-fit, plug-and-play installation ⚠️ Always disconnect power before installation. Contact us to confirm fit for your washer model. 📦 Part Number: W10898291CM💯 30-Day Money Back Guarantee This is an aftermarket part that can be used as a replacement for the OEM part.  

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RI1V120 Cooktop Re-ignition Spark Module  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 WARNING: Cancer and/or Reproductive Harm - www.p65warnings.ca.gov

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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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ERP 316011200 Range Top Burner Spark Igniter Electrode The 316011200 is an aftermarket replacement gas range surface burner spark igniter electrode compatible with select Frigidaire, Tappan, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore, and Danby gas ranges and cooktops. The spark igniter electrode is the ceramic-and-metal tip mounted next to each surface burner that generates the electrical spark needed to ignite the gas when a burner knob is turned. When the electrode cracks, corrodes, or its internal wiring degrades, it will produce a weak or absent spark — causing the burner to not light, to require a long hold of the ignition button, or to click repeatedly without igniting. Made from porcelain and metal, each electrode measures 3/4"L x 1/2"W x 1-3/8"H and is sold individually. One electrode is used per surface burner — most gas ranges have 4 or 6 surface burners, each with its own electrode. It directly replaces AP2123862, 5303311262, 464, AH436633, EA436633, EAP436633, PS436633, LP11343, and PD00000522. Installs in 15–30 minutes depending on model disassembly required. Note: While this part is involved in a gas appliance, the electrode itself is not a gas component — it carries only a low-voltage electrical signal from the ignition module. Always unplug the range and shut off the gas before beginning any repair. Quick Answer The 316011200 Range Top Burner Spark Igniter Electrode fixes Frigidaire-platform gas ranges where a surface burner won't light, requires a long hold to ignite, sparks continuously without lighting, or produces a weak clicking sound. Porcelain/metal, 3/4"L x 1/2"W x 1-3/8"H. Sold individually — one per burner. Compatible with Frigidaire, Tappan, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore, and Danby gas ranges. Replaces AP2123862, 5303311262, 464, EA436633, PS436633, LP11343. Common Problems This Part Fixes Surface burner will not light — electrode not producing a spark Burner requires holding the ignition knob for an extended time before the gas lights Burner sparks repeatedly (rapid clicking) without ever lighting the gas One burner does not spark while all others work normally — that burner's electrode has failed Weak or intermittent spark at a specific burner Electrode visibly cracked, chipped, or tip broken off Corrosion or moisture damage to the electrode tip or wiring from a cooking spill Replaces Part Numbers This spark igniter electrode directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: 316011200, 5303311262, AFR16248, AH436633, AP2123862, EA436633, EAP436633, LP11343, PD00000522, PS436633. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This spark igniter electrode is compatible with select gas ranges and cooktops from the following brands: Frigidaire gas ranges and cooktops Tappan gas ranges and cooktops Electrolux gas ranges (select models) Gibson gas ranges Kelvinator gas ranges White-Westinghouse gas ranges Kenmore / Sears gas ranges (Frigidaire/Electrolux-built models) Danby gas ranges (select models) Note: This electrode is sold individually — one electrode per burner. Most gas ranges have 4 or 6 surface burners, each with its own electrode. If multiple burners are not lighting, you may need to order multiple electrodes. Always verify your model number before ordering to confirm this electrode fits the specific burner assembly on your range. Key Features Generates the electrical spark that ignites the gas at each surface burner when the ignition knob is turned Porcelain insulator body with metal electrode tip — designed to withstand continuous thermal cycling near the burner flame Dimensions: 3/4"L x 1/2"W x 1-3/8"H — matches original electrode dimensions for compatible Frigidaire-platform models Sold individually — one electrode per surface burner; order one per failed burner Replaces AP2123862, 5303311262, 464, EA436633, PS436633, LP11343, and EAP436633 Compatible with Frigidaire, Tappan, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore, and Danby gas ranges Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards DIY repair — installs in 15–30 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Part Number 316011200 Part Type Gas Range Surface Burner Spark Igniter Electrode Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application Gas Ranges and Cooktops Material Porcelain / Metal Color White / Gray Dimensions 3/4"L x 1/2"W x 1-3/8"H Sold As Single electrode (one per burner) Compatible Brands Frigidaire, Tappan, Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore, Danby Installation Notes ⚠️ Gas Appliance Safety — Unplug and Shut Off Gas Before Starting This part is installed on a gas range. Always unplug the range from the power outlet 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 gas or power until the repair is complete and you have confirmed there are no gas connections disturbed during the repair. ⚠️ Range Top Access May Require Lifting the Cooktop On most Frigidaire-platform gas ranges, the spark igniter electrodes are mounted beneath the cooktop surface and accessed by lifting the top panel — this requires removing all grates and burner caps, then lifting the top from the front. The electrode is secured by a single screw and connected to the ignition module by an insulated wire. Disconnect the wire, unscrew the mounting screw, and remove the old electrode. Install the new 316011200 electrode in the same position, tighten the mounting screw, and reconnect the wire. Important: inspect the insulated wire carefully for damage — if the wire is cracked or bare in any section, it may arc to the stove body and should be repaired with heat-resistant tape or replaced before installing the new electrode. Restore gas and power and test the burner. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, possibly a nut driver for some models. Frequently Asked Questions What does the spark igniter electrode do? The spark igniter electrode is the small ceramic-and-metal tip mounted next to each surface burner on a gas range. When you turn a burner knob to the "light" or "ignite" position, the ignition module sends a high-voltage electrical pulse through the wire to the electrode tip. This creates a visible electrical spark that jumps between the electrode tip and the metal burner cap, igniting the gas. The electrode itself carries only a brief electrical pulse — it does not directly handle gas — but it must be in good condition with an intact porcelain body and clean metal tip to produce a reliable, consistent spark. One burner won't light but all the others work — is it the electrode? Almost certainly yes. When all other burners spark normally but one does not, the fault is almost always isolated to that burner's electrode or its connecting wire — not the ignition module (which powers all burners) or the gas supply (which feeds all burners). Inspect the electrode on the non-lighting burner: look for cracks, chips, or a broken tip on the porcelain body. Also check the connecting wire for corrosion at the connection point or damage to the insulation. Replacing the 316011200 electrode on that burner will restore normal ignition in most cases. My burner clicks continuously even when not trying to ignite — what causes this? Continuous clicking when no burner is being lit is typically caused by moisture or food residue on the electrode tip or in the burner cap area creating an unintended electrical path — the ignition module detects a spark condition and keeps firing. Clean the electrode tip, burner cap, and burner head thoroughly with a dry cloth or soft toothbrush, and allow them to dry completely. If cleaning stops the clicking, a cracked or degraded electrode that is allowing moisture to reach the internal wiring is the likely underlying cause — replace the electrode to prevent recurrence. If the clicking persists after the burner area is completely clean and dry, the ignition module may be faulty. How many electrodes does my gas range need? Each surface burner on a gas range has its own dedicated spark igniter electrode — one electrode per burner. A standard 4-burner gas range uses 4 electrodes; a 5- or 6-burner range uses 5 or 6. This listing is for a single electrode. If multiple burners are not lighting, order one electrode for each affected burner. When replacing one electrode, it is a good opportunity to inspect all other electrodes for cracks or corrosion and replace any that show visible 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 not a genuine Frigidaire OEM part, but is manufactured from porcelain and metal to match the dimensions and performance of the original 316011200 surface burner spark igniter electrode. 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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