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Igniter (Bracket is no longer included.) If your old igniter was round you will need to order the bracket in the related parts below.

Ignitor hsi norton

Spark electrode kit

Electrode xb

Electrode b

Main burner and igniter

Electrode asy(l&r)

Electrode r&l 5"
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