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I have a ge jgp932 cooktop. I had one burner that would not ignite when its control knob was turned, but it would ignite when I simultaneously turned another burner control knob (all burners would then spark). Now (3 months later) that burner will not ignite at all & another is now only sparks intermittently. I was thinking its the spark module and maybe an igniter - so I was going to replace them. I've removed the unit from my counter top. I have no idea how o open up the unit. I do not want to removc the wrong screws! Could someone let me know how to properly open up the unit so I can replace the module and igniters. Many thanks!

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There would be 2 nuts that you would need to remove. Spark module is screwed to the upper back of the oven on the right side. Use a nut driver to take out the screws from the upper back of the oven. Now you would see six wires - four to the burners and two to the power supply. Check for the four wires hooked to the igniters on the burner to the back of the burner. To remove the wires, just pull the connector off the spark module. Check out the schematic of the cook top---
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GE JGP932 Kitchen Cooktop--
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Hope this helps... If it does please do not forget to accept the solution or post back for assistance.
Daniel

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