WB28X28780-ER Range Flat Gas Igniter Hot Surface Replaces WB28X28780

WB28X28780-ER for GE Range seamlessly replaces WB28X28780, 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.

WB28X28780-ER - Compatible with:

• General Electric
• Westinghouse
• Monogram
• Café
• Moffat
• Profile
• Sears
• McClary
• Hotpoint
• Kenmore
  

WB28X28780-ER Fixes and Solutions:

• Inconsistent ignition spark
  
• Delayed ignition time
  
• No ignition at all
  
• Uneven flame distribution
  
• Weak or faulty connection
  
• Burner not lighting
  
• Oven temperature issues
  
• Safety concerns

WB28X28780-ER Replaces:

• WB28X28780-ER
• WB28X28780
• 4586443
• AP6301328
• PS12295737
• EAP12295737
• PD00054663
  

Perfect Fit Models for WB28X28780-ER:

• CGS995EEL1DS
• CGS995SEL1SS
• PGS960BEL1TS
• PGS960EEL1ES
• PGS960FEL1DS
• PGS960SEL1SS
• PGS960FEL2DS
• CGB550P3M1D1
• CGS750P3M1D1
• CGS750P4M1W2
• PGS960BEL2TS
• PGS960EEL2ES
• PGS960SEL2SS
• CGS995EEL2DS
• CGS995SEL2SS
• CGS750M2N1S5
• CGS750P2M2S1
• PGS960SEL3SS
• CGS750P4M2W2
• JGBS86EP1ES
• PGB965YP1FS
• CGS750P3M2D1
• CGS750P3M3D1
• CGS750M2N2S5
• PGS960EEL3ES
• PGS960BEL3TS
• JGSS86SP2SS
• JGBS86SP2SS
• CGS750P2M1S1
• PGB965BP1TS
• CGB550P2M1S1
• PGB965BP2TS
• PGB965YP2FS
• PGS960EEL4ES
• PGS960SEL4SS
• PGS960FEL4DS
• PGS960FEL3DS
  

How to test Gas Igniter?

1. Unplug the Range
• Ensure the range is unplugged from the power source to prevent electrical hazards.
2. Locate the Gas Igniter
• The gas igniteris usually located near the burner assembly, depending on the model.
  
• You may need to remove the range bottom panel or protective covers to access it.
3. Disconnect the Gas Igniter
• Once you have access, disconnect any wires attached to the gas igniterto isolate it for testing.

Some useful diagnosing tips

• Unplug range for safety.
  
• Locate Gas Ignitor near burner.
  
• Remove panels to access part.
  
• Disconnect wires from ignitor.
  
• Use multimeter to test resistance.
  
• Check for spark when ignitor is energized.
  
• Replace if faulty or no spark