How To: Frigidaire/Electrolux Spark Module 316135702
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- čas přidán 10. 04. 2016
- How To Replace: Frigidaire/Electrolux Spark Module 316135702 www.appliancepartspros.com/fri...
Symptoms: failed, not getting any spark to the ignitors.
Tools: 1/4"" nut driver, needle nose pliers.
This Frigidaire/Electrolux made Range Spark Module replaces the following older part numbers on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, Sears, and Kenmore Ranges: 08067972, 1483923, 316135701, 316T033P01, 5303207522, 5303209028, 5303280394.
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thank you , I did not know that you have to ground the extra wire terminals , it was jumping across the open terminals. now all is working.
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Does the L and N have an electric current?
I just want to now if that part is broken or the wire is cut off.
Thank you
Yes they have
@@CNoteZzz thank you
I solved the problem
LINE is hot side N is neutral. Think of your car battery red is hot black is ground....same thang except the voltage used is calmer more laid back than dc which is like ya sister at prom nite after party.
or vise versa depending on whether you standing in a puddle of water at the time :D
Since all the electrodes fire at the same time does it really matter where you plug the wires in, all you need to worry about is red and white correct....or no.
This is correct.
I believe that is the case.
In my experience, you are right.
100% correct
Love it nice job sold many fixed few now I know where what I sold as an appliance parts pro went. PawPaw
3:27 number 2 didnt click into place because he missed the blade.
phatdonkey78 Yep. I noticed that too. Understandable mistake when wearing gloves, but he should have checked and realised that he missed and just jammed it in next to the connector. What's unforgivable is releasing this video with that mistake still in!
Simon Tillson Exactly.
Great..but what you DO NOT DO...is show me it works or Lights or makes a spark noise..WHY ? ROB
No ground wire?
Doesn't matter as long as the body of the stove is grounded and the igniter is made of plastic so..
The original module in my stove was grounded though made of plastic. I installed a plastic body replacement without ground terminal. It works just fine. Did not encounter any safety issues. The stove itself is indeed grounded.
It's Super Mario...!