00415504-ER Range Flat Gas Igniter Hot Surface Replaces 00415504

00415504-ER for Bosch Range seamlessly replaces 00415504, assuring your home appliance's peak performance and durability.

Our replacement component is made with durability and accuracy, and it is intended to match or surpass OEM specifications, so it will fit perfectly and perform dependably.

00415504-ER - Compatible with:

• Bosch
• Thermador
• Kenmore
  

00415504-ER Fixes and Solutions:

• Weak or no spark
  
• Slow ignition response
  
• Uneven flame distribution
  
• Delayed burner lighting
  
• Frequent system shutdowns
  
• Inconsistent heating
  
• Overheating or burn marks
  
• Increased gas consumption

00415504-ER Replaces:

• 00415504-ER
  
• 00415504
  
• 415504
  
• 15-10-312
  
• 1510312
  
• 35-00-190
  
• 3500190
  
• 414136
  
• 00414136
  
• 1013977
  
• AP2832933
  
• PS3460986
  
• EAP3460986
  
• PD00000031

Perfect Fit Models for 00415504-ER:

• GCR36-4GD
• GCR36-4GL
• GCR36-6
• GCR364GD
• GCR364GL
• GCR366
• GCRG364GD
• GCRG364GL
• GCRG366
• GPS364GD
• GPS364GDS
• GPS364GLS
• GPS366S
• GPS484GG
• GPS484GGS
• GPS486GD
• GPS486GDS
• GPS486GLS
• PRG364GDUS
• PRG364GL
• PRG364GLUS
• PRG366
• PRG366US
• PRG484GGUS
• PRG486GDUS
• PRG486GLUS
• PRSE364GD
• PRSE364GDS
• PRSE364GLS
• PRSE366S
• PRSE48-4GG
• PRSE48-6GD
• PRSE484GGS
• PRSE486GDS
• PRSG304
• PRSG304S
• PRSG364GD
• PRSG364GDS
• PRSG364GL
• PRSG364GLS
• PRSG366
• PRSG366S

How to test Flat Gas Igniter Hot Surface ?

1. Unplug the Range
• Ensure the Range is unplugged from the power source to prevent electrical hazards.
2. Locate the Flat Gas Igniter Hot Surface
• The Flat Gas Igniter Hot Surface is typically located near the burner assembly, depending on the model.

• You may need to remove the burner or surrounding components to access it.

3. Disconnect the Flat Gas Igniter Hot Surface
• Once you have access, disconnect any wires attached to the Flat Gas Igniter Hot Surface to isolate it for testing.

Some useful diagnosing tips

• Unplug range first.
  
• Locate igniter near burner.
  
• Remove burner if needed.
  
• Check for cracks or damage.
  
• Inspect wiring for loose connections.
  
• Test continuity with multimeter.
  
• Look for glow during ignition.
  
• Replace if faulty