Hey all, For about 2 years i have had a problem, my stove top burners wont' light without my putting a match and lighting them, i know the igniter is bad, but how would i go about taking the top off the stove? thx so much
I get F2:e0 F2:e1 and F2:e3 as well as the continuous beeping. Unplugging does not resolve the problem, I changed the PC boprad on the side, what else can be wrong?
Posted on Oct 15, 2009
There are several screws under the front lip of top of the range. You will have to open the oven door to see them. Once the screws are removed, the top should just lift up. Of course, if it has been a couple of years, grease and oil can creep into the seams along the sides and cause the top to stick. If this is the case, carefully take a putty knife along the side seams and lift up at the same time on the front. The top should open. Now, if ALL your burners are not lighting, that sounds like a bad spark module. Do you hear a clicking noise when you try to light any of the top burners? If not, the spark module not the igniters, is the likely suspect. The spark module provides a voltage to ALL the igniters simultaneously. Removing the top will not be necessary if this is the case. The spark module is usually located in the back of the oven cavity under bottom pan of the oven. Or, it may be located behind the panel in the rear of the stove. Let me know if this helps you.
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