How go I remove the IR ignitor box on my Dacor E

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Dacor only shows the parts layout.
https://www.guaranteedparts.com/picture_library/Dacor/Cooktops/PM_ESG_051410.pdf

Normally, you remove burners and shrouds and then look for screws at the front that secure the top panel. When you lift that up, the ignitor and wires are visible.

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Extensively clean the ignitor and any passages that the gas flows through. Take it off and disassemble it if necessary, just get it clean and all will be well!

The really odd thing about this, is one shouldn't affect the other. So, I suspect that some moisture got into the ignitor button or module during the heavy rain and is causing the ignitor to button/switch to make contact when it shouldn't. Dismantle the ignitor button, remove the battery and check for moisture. Even if you don't see any, use a Q Tip lightly sprayed with WD40 to clean the interior. The WD40 will dissipate any moisture and help to lubricate the contacts.Then check all the wiring from the module to the burner ignitors to make sure they are not grounding out on something that the wires shouldn't be touching.

Hope this helps to solve your problem.

I have this problem as well. May I ask how you resolved the issue? Anyone else have comments? Thanks!

I found a satisfactory answer elsewhere on the Web. Thanks.

under burner control knob broken plastic cam that operates switch.

Try doing a clean cycle for 4 hours to remove accumulated grease film from the ceramic surface. It worked for me

I had a similar problem. My broiler wouldn't light but the igniter was glowing. It turns out this igniter has to glow virtually white hot. If it's red or orange it probably needs replacing. I bought a new one from Appliance Parts Pro's. However, when I look at pictures of these things they all look exactly the same. My guess is all appliance manufacturers use the same unit.

To change it on the Dacor you need to pull off the back panel. Loosen the unit inside by removing the screws and shake the wires so someone else can see which ones. Disconnect the wires from the connectors and tape a piece of thickish string to it. This allows you to pull it out from inside the oven and have a way to get it back in past all the little turns and corners. My replacement had bare ends so I cut off the old connectors and soldered them to the new unit. However, I would guess you could use wire nuts instead.

Is it sparking? What I have found to work well is to take a piece of aluminum foil, crumple it and use it as if it were sandpaper, to clean the sparking electrodes.

Dacor has updated ignitors with a broad head. Install the new ones and it will very likely cure the problem. You'll need a special spanner wrench to remove the burners. And watch out for the flying keeper clips.