How to Replace a GE Profile Stove Top Spark Module

GE Profile gas stoves have a spark module that, when activated, will ignite the burners on the stovetop. When you turn the knobs on your gas stove, you will hear a clicking noise, which is coming from the spark module. The spark module may malfunction over time, which will cause the burners not to operate; therefore, you will need to replace the spark module in order to operate the burners.

Phillips screwdriver

Instructions

- 1
  Unplug the GE Profile stove’s power cord from the electrical outlet, then move the stove away from the wall.
- 2
  Locate and unscrew the screws that line the rear panel of the stove, using a Phillips screwdriver, and then pull the panel off the back of the stove. Removing the panel will expose the interior of the stove, including the spark module.
- 3
  Locate the spark module at the center of the upper section of the stove. The spark module has two screws holding it to the stove.
- 4
  Note the placement of the wires that are connected to the spark module. You will need to insert the wires in the exact order into the new spark module.
- 5
  Disconnect the wires from the spark module, then unscrew the two screws holding the spark module in place.
- 6
  Line the new spark module up and screw it into place.
- 7
  Insert the wires into the spark module, exactly as they were placed in the old spark module.
- 8
  Replace the back panel on the stove and screw it back into place.
- 9
  Push your GE Profile stove back into place and plug the power cord back in.

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