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Supco SGR2431 Bosch Range Oven Ignitor

Special Price $45.19 Regular Price $58.75
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SGR2431
The Supco SGR2431 Range Oven Ignitor with 120V of power is a replacement in microwaves heating systems. It is 3.75" long, and Gas ovens require this component as it ensures consistent ignition and reduces gas leakage risks, making it an essential component. It operates as a hot surface ignitor, which heats up to ignite the gas in the oven burner, and is energy efficient and durable. With an 8" lead length and spade sizes of 0.25" and 0.125", with durable design of the oven makes it durable in operation, and the longevity of the oven is increased.
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Specifications

  • Type: Oven Ignitor
  • Compatible Brand: Bosch
  • Lead Length: 8"
  • Spade Sizes: 0.25" & 0.125"
  • Ignitor Length: 3.75"
  • Voltage: 120V
Manufacturer Name: Supco
Product Number: SGR2431
OEM Part Number: SGR2431
Product Description: Bosch Range Ignitor
Weight:0.43lbs/195.04g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Supco SGR2431 Ignitor?

Keep the ignitor clean and free of grease buildup by gently brushing the surrounding burner area. Inspect for cracks or weak glow patterns and ensure electrical connections are tight. Always disconnect power before servicing to prevent shock or gas hazards.

What are common issues with the Supco SGR2431 Ignitor?

  • Ignitor failing to glow or ignite the gas burner properly.
  • Cracked ignitor surface causing intermittent heating operation.
  • Weak ignition leading to delayed burner lighting or gas odor.
  • Electrical shorting, grounding issues, or premature ignitor failure during operation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Cut electrical power and close gas supply valve; confirm the appliance is inactive.

Step 2: Remove oven racks and access panel to expose the ignitor area.

Step 3: Disconnect the existing ignitor wiring and remove mounting screws carefully.

Step 4: Place the new ignitor in the same position and fasten it lightly to avoid damage.

Step 5: Reattach wiring securely, matching terminals as previously arranged.