Title: How Do You Replace the Igniter on a Gas Stove?
Headings: How Do You Replace the Igniter on a Gas Stove?
How Do You Replace the Igniter on a Gas Stove?
How to Replace the Igniter on a Gas Stove
Time: 45 minutes
Parts: spark igniter electrode
Tools:
1/4″ nut driver
Phillips screwdriver
Flathead screwdriver
Protective gloves
Replacing the Igniter
Step 1: Turn off power supply and gas supply
Step 2: Remove grates, burner caps, and burner heads
Step 3: Remove the cooktop
Step 4: Remove the spark igniter electrode
Step 5: Install new spark igniter electrode
Step 6: Reattach the cooktop
Step 7: Reinstall the burner heads, burner caps and grates
Step 8: Restore gas and power to the appliance

Content: The burner heads themselves will be attached by ¼ inch nuts. Use your nut driver to remove any nuts or fasteners that hold the burner heads to the appliance. When done, remove the burner heads and keep them in a safe location. Step 3: Remove the cooktop
The cooktop of most appliance is attached with screws. Remove the screws that keep the cooktop secured to the top of the burner holders. Most cooktops are also help in place by two mounting clips, which you will have to remove with a flathead screwdriver or similar tool. Use the tool to feel inside the gap at the side of the range, and push the tool up into the gap to release the clip that holds down the cooktop. With the screws and clips undone, check to see if there is anything else fastening the cooktop to the appliance. If the cooktop appears to be free, lift the front of the cooktop and carefully move it aside without hitting, knocking, or damaging the burner orifice holders.