Our oven broiler, which I don't recall ever being used since we bought
it years ago, won't turn on. Gas, with electric globar ignition. Before
I remove it to test it, can someone let me know what voltage these
igniters operate on (Sears Kenmore model)? Since the oven sections works
properly, as do the spark ignited stovetop burners. For the time being,
I assume the broiler control isn't defective, since it does control the
oven section properly. Since I have the schematic for the oven, I took a
look, but voltages are not shown.

buffalobill wrote:
just replace igniter.
full operating description at the samurai:
http://fixitnow.com/2004/09/applianc...revelation.htm

Thanks. Reason I asked was to check voltage to the igniter first to be
sure no other problem might exist, since I replaced one in the oven
section some time ago (Just assumed it was bad!) and they're not cheap!

Dan,

Most of these use the household voltage of 120VAC, as that is the only
source.
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Dan Wenz wrote:


Our oven broiler, which I don't recall ever being used since we bought
it years ago, won't turn on. Gas, with electric globar ignition. Before

I remove it to test it, can someone let me know what voltage these
igniters operate on (Sears Kenmore model)? Since the oven sections
works
properly, as do the spark ignited stovetop burners. For the time being,

I assume the broiler control isn't defective, since it does control the

oven section properly. Since I have the schematic for the oven, I took
a
look, but voltages are not shown.





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Dan Wenz wrote:
Our oven broiler, which I don't recall ever being used since we bought
it years ago, won't turn on. Gas, with electric globar ignition. Before
I remove it to test it, can someone let me know what voltage these
igniters operate on (Sears Kenmore model)? Since the oven sections works
properly, as do the spark ignited stovetop burners. For the time being,
I assume the broiler control isn't defective, since it does control the
oven section properly. Since I have the schematic for the oven, I took a
look, but voltages are not shown.

Hi,

Model#?

Before
I remove it to test it, can someone let me know what voltage these
igniters operate on

Normally 110-120 volts AC.
But, the ignitor can get voltage, glow red and still be bad as well!
http://www.applianceaid.com/gas.html#glow

I assume the broiler control isn't defective, since it does control the
oven section properly.

Never assume!

Since I have the schematic for the oven, I took a
look, but voltages are not shown

They normally are not shown.

jeff.
Appliance Repair Aid
http://www.applianceaid.com/

Appliance Repair Aid wrote:

Hi,

Model#?

911 3658 690 ; 36569 series, bought in '86. Thanks for your replies!

Dan Wenz wrote:
Appliance Repair Aid wrote:

Hi,

Model#?

911 3658 690 ; 36569 series, bought in '86. Thanks for your replies!

G'day.

911.3658690

A Roper built Kenmore...with GE parts.

http://www.pcappliancerepair.com/cgi...54&brand =GEH
Round Carborundum style Oven Ignitor used on many GE brands gas ranges
and ovens.

This an 110-120 volt part. It should draw approx 2.5-3.0 amps when
glowing.

jeff.
Appliance Repair Aid
http://www.applianceaid.com/

Appliance Repair Aid wrote:


A Roper built Kenmore...with GE parts.

http://www.pcappliancerepair.com/cgi...54&brand =GEH
Round Carborundum style Oven Ignitor used on many GE brands gas ranges
and ovens.

This an 110-120 volt part. It should draw approx 2.5-3.0 amps when
glowing.

jeff.
Appliance Repair Aid
http://www.applianceaid.com/


Thank you, sir, you're a gentleman and a scholar, and there ain't many
of us left :-)

Jgolan wrote:

Dan,

Most of these use the household voltage of 120VAC, as that is the only
source.
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Dan Wenz wrote:



Our oven broiler, which I don't recall ever being used since we bought
it years ago, won't turn on. Gas, with electric globar ignition. Before


I remove it to test it, can someone let me know what voltage these
igniters operate on (Sears Kenmore model)? Since the oven sections
works
properly, as do the spark ignited stovetop burners. For the time being,


I assume the broiler control isn't defective, since it does control the


oven section properly. Since I have the schematic for the oven, I took
a
look, but voltages are not shown.


Voltage isn't the main concern. Make sure that the ignitor draws at
least 3amps. It can glow and not ignite. If it doesn't glow, remove it
and inspect it. Look for a break in the ignitor indicated by a small
white spot.

replying to Dan Wenz, Alina_FL wrote:
I bought this gas stove/oven GE JGB860SEJ2SS with Electronic Ignition System
from USA and sent it to Europe but I need to convert that ignition to work on
European electricity, please advise

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replying to Dan Wenz, Alina_FL wrote:
I bought this gas stove/oven GE JGB860SEJ2SS with Electronic Ignition System
from USA and sent it to Europe but I need to convert that ignition to work on
European electricity, please advise

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On Fri, 11 May 2018 18:14:01 GMT, Alina_FL
m wrote:

replying to Dan Wenz, Alina_FL wrote:
I bought this gas stove/oven GE JGB860SEJ2SS with Electronic Ignition System
from USA and sent it to Europe but I need to convert that ignition to work on
European electricity, please advise

One of those small travel converters should work. These things do not
draw much power. Some might even tolerate 120 or 240. Read the specs
on your particular range.

On Friday, May 11, 2018 at 1:14:06 PM UTC-5, Alina_FL wrote:

replying to Dan Wenz, Alina_FL wrote:
I bought this gas stove/oven GE JGB860SEJ2SS with Electronic Ignition System
from USA and sent it to Europe but I need to convert that ignition to work on
European electricity, please advise

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Proof positive those who post from HomeMoanersHub are unequivocally
stupid. I knew they were idiots and now we have proof.

On Friday, May 11, 2018 at 1:14:06 PM UTC-5, Alina_FL wrote:
replying to Dan Wenz, Alina_FL wrote:
I bought this gas stove/oven GE JGB860SEJ2SS with Electronic Ignition System
from USA and sent it to Europe but I need to convert that ignition to work on
European electricity, please advise
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Did you contact GE service about your stove and ask for advice? o_O

[8~{} Uncle Stove Monster

In writes:

On Fri, 11 May 2018 18:14:01 GMT, Alina_FL
om wrote:

replying to Dan Wenz, Alina_FL wrote:
I bought this gas stove/oven GE JGB860SEJ2SS with Electronic Ignition System
from USA and sent it to Europe but I need to convert that ignition to work on
European electricity, please advise

One of those small travel converters should work. These things do not
draw much power. Some might even tolerate 120 or 240. Read the specs
on your particular range.

Bzzzzzzt.

In the most common arrangement the stove top ignitors
are low current,

HOWEVER, the gas oven is ignited by a glow plate which

a: pulls 500 watts
and
b: stays on the WHOLE TIME the gas flame is burning.

Yes, part "b" is dumb.

Again, this is the most common type. There are certainly exceptions.

Oh, and that original poster may or may not have
been a recent entrant.


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