DescriptionThis video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the broil spark electrode on a Kitchenaid Gas Convection Range (model #KSGB900ESS01). The most common reason for replacing the electrode is if the broiler will not light.
This electrode replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Whirlpool, Kitchenaid
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Step-By-Step Instructions1
Convection gas range - ksgb900ess1
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Kitchenaid convection gas range - Broil Spark Electrode Replacement
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You will need a 5/16th inch socket or nut driver to complete this repair.
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Be Sure To Unplug The Power Cord Or Shut Off The Power Supply.
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Shut Off The Gas Supply As Well.
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Fully Open The Oven Door, And Rotate Both Door Hinge Locks Back.
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Partially Close The Door, Then Lift And Pull The Door Toward You To Remove.
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With The Handle Side Down, Set The Door On A Blanket.
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Slide Out The Oven Racks.
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Unthread The Front Screw Securing The Broiler Tube And Shield.
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Disconnect The Broil Element Spark Electrode Wire To Fully Release The Broiler Tube Assembly.
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Make Sure The Wire Doesn?t Slip Behind The Oven?s Back Panel.
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Use A 5/16th Inch Socket Or Nut Driver To Unthread The Two Screws To Release The Old Spark Electrode.
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You?re Now Ready To Install The New Broil Spark Electrode.
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Align The Electrode On The Burner Tube And Secure It With The Screws.
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Connect The Wire To The New Broil Spark Electrode.
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Realign The Shield And Reposition The Broiler Tube Assembly, Then Thread And Tighten The Front Screw To Secure.
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Slide The Oven Racks Into Place.
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Reinstall The Oven Door By Inserting The Door Hinges Into The Hinge Slots At A Forty-five Degree Angle.
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Lower The Door To Its Fully Open Position, Then Rotate The Hinge Locks Forward.
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Turn The Gas Supply Back On.
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Plug The Power Cord Back In Or Restore The Power Supply.