Supco Gas Igniter for Stove Range, Replacement Part No. SGR403

It only took a few minutes to splice and connect the wires as I needed and get this thing hooked up. It fit perfectly into my oven where the old one came out of and it worked with no issues. I'll update this review after I've had it a while, but as of now, I am quite impressed with everything from the shipping to the build quality (actually had the same markings as the original one) to the final working product.8/21/2016 It has been more than a month now and I still notice how much more accurate the temperature ranges seems to be in this oven now. Also, it's a bit more reassuring that the oven doesn't sound like there was a mini explosion (that loud whoosh sound) every time it lights now. I got this stove used from a family member, so I just figured it was old and that was normal. Now, I can barely hear it gas come on with the door open. For the small price, this sure saved me quite a bit and actually made my stove work even better than before with much better temperature accuracy and faster lighting.

I assume everyone looking at this product determined from the web that the igniter on their oven is probably bad. You can find instructions for putting this in on YouTube as well as the enclosed instructions. I am not particularly handy but installed this in about 30 minutes (not including watching video instructions); a 1/4 inch nut driver and flathead screwdriver was all I needed.Two things I would recommend:--after removing the lower drawer, expose the 2 wires and take a picture. Also take a picture of the old igniter after it's out to show which wire goes to which (different) plug--make sure you use the CERAMIC wire connectors that come with the product (or that you buy separately, you only need 2). DO NOT use regular plastic wire connectors you may have lying around; after cutting the old igniter wires the splice will be exposed consistently to high heat

Worked flawlessly. My GE Spectra stove is about 16 years old. Probably 7-8 years ago my igniter went and I spent ~ $135 to have the GE repairman do the replacement. I recall he did it very quickly. This time I watched some install videos and decided to do it myself. It took all of about 20 minutes, the most difficult piece was figuring out how to remove my bottom warming tray (Press one plastic tab up and the other down on the side rails). I used bright flashlights and I have thick surgical gloves that aided in the effort. It fired up like a champ the first time. Hopefully I'll get another 7-8 years out of this one... definitely worth the 75%-80% cost savings.

I needed a new oven igniter for a 20-year-old GE XL44 stove and found one on Amazon. It arrived several days ahead of schedule and I installed it that afternoon. It was an exact fit and I only needed to splice the two wires: one to the old connector, and the other to make it longer. It worked when I tried it out and, as a bonus, I did some needed stove cleaning and the price was also attractive.

My God if you can install this pric in your oven, come over and install mine. It has nothing to do with the igniter, but how the damn oven was designed.Im a licensed plumber and cosider my self a" good mechanic" but installing this baby" will be one you won't forget"!!GOOD LUCK YOU'LL NEED IT.

Great product. Put it in about 4 months ago. Only issue is the one wire is about 3 inches short. Just cobbled another wire to it and voila! works fine. And at a fraction of the price the local parts store wanted

About a month or so in and so.far so.good. item well packaged, included ceramic wire nuts. Insulation easy enough. YouTube helps. Remove bottom plate of stove then burner tube access from behind bottom holding areaRemove old cut wires install new. Local hardware had same part for 70$

I followed the instructions in the manual stuck in an envelope on the back of my range. Was able to install it in less than 15 minutes. Part came with a female terminal on one wire which plugged directly to the gas valve and used the twist connector to connect to the other wire. Oven works flawlessly. Saved me a couple hundred dollar service call I am sure.