




Gas burner fails to light or does not stay lit when the igniter button is pressed; clicking is heard but no spark reaches the burner.
One or more burners take several seconds longer than normal to ignite, indicating a weakened or deteriorating spark electrode.
Spark from one burner is erratic, fires to the wrong side, or is completely absent even though the spark module and wiring test good.
Visible crack, chip, or fracture in the ceramic body of the ignition plug causes spark leakage and unreliable ignition performance.
Burner continues to click and spark after the flame is established, often caused by a damaged insulator or carbon-tracked electrode surface.





💡 Pro Tip: How to Diagnose a Failing Burner Igniter
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Gas burner will not ignite or fails to stay lit after repeated attempts
⚠️ Delayed ignition — burner takes several seconds longer than normal to light
⚠️ Intermittent or completely absent sparking from one burner position
⚠️ Visible crack or chip in the ceramic insulator of the ignition plug
🛠 Before condemning the igniter, verify the burner head and cap are clean and dry — food residue or moisture can cause continuous or absent sparking that mimics a failed electrode. Use a multimeter to confirm continuity on the igniter wire from the spark module. If wiring checks out and cleaning does not help, replace the ignition plug assembly (189324).
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Ignition Plug Assembly / Spark Electrode (Part# 189324 / 00189324, 2.60 × 1.30 × 1.10 in)
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