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No hay artículos en el carroWestinghouse estufa de gas Rango Horno igniter Ignitor 5303935066
frank
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de diciembre de 2024
well packaged for brittle part. worked well, good price. perfect replacement fit for 41-205.
Jiffy jeff
Comentado en Canadá el 10 de enero de 2024
Arrived on time and works as it should.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de septiembre de 2024
Had to cut the connectors off the stove wires and use male/female connectors to attach, but not a hard fix. Works great and stove heats very fast and no gas smell. No modifications needed outside of the connectors and great value for the money.
PPK
Comentado en Canadá el 17 de septiembre de 2024
This company promote an ignition for your stove. On the picture they show a CSA approved sticker attached to the part. In fact the one I received has not been classified as CSA. In installing this device to my oven, if anything goes wrong and a fire start the insurance for my home won't cover me.
Addict
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de julio de 2020
I have an old Kenmore 790.7104. It's sold under a lot of different brands and models but the all seem to be pretty similar. It still had the original igniter in it. The igniter would glow very bright which seems to indicate that the resistance was higher than normal. The end result being that the over could run forever and not reach 300 degrees. The gas supply was being restricted because the gas safety is wired in series with the igniter.The hardest part of the swap was removing the broiler drawer. There are "clips" in the rail that attached to the inside of the oven. The secret is they're not really clips in the normal sense. The steel rail was stamped an oval piece is sprung out from the rest of the rail. You have to kind of hammer it flat (gently) on each side and then pry them back out before sliding the drawer back in. I guess it work for a drawer that rarely gets removed.The rest was simple. Two hex headed bolts, cut the wires on the old igniter near the heat element, strip the remaining wire, twist the new one on with the included wire nuts, bolt it back on, tuck the wires away as much as you can into the shielded areas and done.The thing now fires up and can hit 300 F in five minutes. It's running about 30 degrees hot now as it swings from 300 to 360 when set to 300. That's probably a thermostat issue and can be dealt with as long as you know this.TLDR; It works great and is a pretty easy swap. If your oven isn't hitting the temperature that it should, this is a likely culprit and a cheap place to start troubleshooting.My Kenmore,www(dot)youserguide(dot)com/wiki/Kenmore_790_7104
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