I just read fixya's Tips & Tricks, posted by jsrocks516: "js" does rock, I found: In there he/she suggested--before replacing the igniter--tapping on it. Just now called my wife and had her tap on the igniter (not too hard) with the handle of a long screwdriver. That's all it took. Instantly, our oven now works, again. For finding this no-cost and fast solution in fixya, my wife is going to specially reward me when I get home tonight.
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Oven suddenly stopped lighting. No gas smell at all. No glow. Replaced safety valve myself yrs ago. I think the safety valve must be working ok--and the thermocouple; that's why we smell no gas, right? So just the igniter needs replacement, right?
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