Ovens & Stoves

Oven Spark Electrode Replacement Guide

The spark electrode in a gas oven creates an electrical spark to ignite the gas flowing to the burner.

MENSI Spark Electrode PD00001608 (Mfg #WB13K18) Compatible with Some Models of GE,Hotpoint,Kenmore Range Stove, 2Pcs
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MENSI Spark Electrode PD00001608 (Mfg #WB13K18) Compatible with Some Models of GE,Hotpoint,Kenmore Range Stove, 2Pcs

  • Replacement For OEM Model WB13K18 Spark Electrode Compatible with GE,Hotpoint,Kenmore Range Stove, But Not For All Models.
  • Compatible Models : WB13K0018, Hotpoint, PS231276, 244916, EA231276, AH231276
  • Replacement of Ultra Durable Replacement Electrode for General Electric Stove/Range, Pack include 2
  • Compatible for WB13K0018 Model Spark Electrode, But Not universal for All GE range. you must compare the suitable models in the description list, if not include then means not fits.
  • Pack include 2 Pieces of sparker.
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What the SMT-DHZ010C-002 does

The spark electrode in a gas oven creates an electrical spark to ignite the gas flowing to the burner.

Symptoms when this part fails

  • Burner will not light
  • Weak or intermittent spark
  • Clicking sound without ignition
  • Gas smell without flame

Compatibility

Fits the Kenmore family. Specifically:

  • Any unit originally equipped with OEM part number(s): SMT-DHZ010C-002.
  • Check the model/rating plate inside your appliance and compare it against the fitment table on the product listing before ordering — this guide does not list specific compatible models because Amazon does not provide verified fitment data through this pipeline.

Tools you'll need

  • Screwdriver
  • Pliers
  • Work gloves
  • Flashlight

Difficulty: Moderate · Time: 30-60 minutes

How to install the SMT-DHZ010C-002, step by step

  1. Disconnect oven from power and gas supply.
  2. Remove oven racks and bottom panel.
  3. Locate the faulty spark electrode near the burner.
  4. Disconnect the electrode wire and mounting screws.
  5. Carefully remove the old electrode.
  6. Install the new electrode, securing it with screws.
  7. Reconnect the electrode wire.
  8. Replace the bottom panel and oven racks.
  9. Reconnect power and gas, then test the oven.
Disclaimer: This guide is for informational and educational purposes only. Always disconnect power before working on appliances. If you're not comfortable with any step, call a qualified appliance technician.
The Appliance Aid Team

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