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Unbelievable. No other video shows the proper technique. I wasted so much time before finding your video trying to access the connection point. You’re a saint!

Great video! We watched the other videos and my reaction was no way I was going to cut the wire harness and splice it back together inside the hot part of the oven since that’s not the way it came. This is the correct way to do it, especially if you get the Bosch part.

1st igniter lasted 4 years. 2nd one burned out after 3 years. Not happy with longevity of these things. Used OEM.

I'm wondering if anyone had a similar problem with this range, it will lose power if its moved, bumped into or opening and closing the door. Thanks for any responses.

Thank you so much for making these videos. I finally ordered the Bosch igniter and stopped at removing the back panel. Saw your video, bought a T20 and less than 30 minutes later, viola! Back in business. Thanks for leading the way on this fix for this range!

GREAT VIDEO!! Very complete with how to connect the 'connection end'! I was thinking of trying to avoid pulling the stove out, BUT, your video convinced me that i should!😘... and the link you provided for the part was exactly the part I was considering, but wasn't certain until i saw your link! Thank you, and keep up the good work. Next time, (even though you don't want to video a possible 'fail'), start your video at the beginning, before you've taken apart would add to your 'street creds'☺

Thank you for this information. Bought the cheap $26 igniter, cut the wires and put it in. Lasted a month and the igniter stopped working. Bought the Bosch igniter for $110 and was going to attach the same way. But I found your post and put it in the real way and plugged it into slot in back just like you showed. It was not very hard and your post is the only one to show how to do it the complete right way like the original part. Thank you. It is working great now. Hope it lasts 5 years like the original igniter!!!

this video was priceless. other videos came up at first that showed stripping the wired and shortcutting getting into the back. I knew that couldn't be the 'right' way and found your video, which saved a ton of time figuring out what to remove to get to the right connection area. thanks!

Hi Kei, thanks for this super detailed explanation! We did it ourselves and are so happy to have had your guidance!

Super helpful showing the back panel and where it connected, thank you! 5:02

Loved that you actually showed the back. Most replacements don’t have the clip, just bare wires and caps, but the original wires are short and are hard to splice together. PS, my replacement igniter failed after a year. Replacement #2 in progress

Get new glasses. And you talk to much.

you saved my christmas, thank you!

Thank you for this video. It was exactly what I needed on how to get to that connector in the back. Well done.

I will more than happy to pay a technician for $300 at least I have somebody to blame if my house burned down. 😅. More often people who try to save money they will spend a lot more . Don’t burn your self, you are planning with GAS and FIRE.

what is the model you bought on amazon, can you tell us please?

Very helpful. Thank you.

I couldn't figure out how to get the igniter out until I saw this. So, thanks!

Bless your heart. You should not be making DIY videos. Take a class and learn the proper terms and what you are doing. Sorry but it was had to watch.

How do you know it is igniter problem?bc when I put my oven on bake ,it shows preheating but it is not...and I even not hear the voice of gas.

I have the same oven and followed your video. My oven now works! Thanks for taking the time to share.

Where did you order the replacement part. Can you provide a link?