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Bosch stove clicks but wont light! Here's how I fixed it!
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2020
- My wife is frustrated! My stove just keeps clicking and we can't cook our food. Is yours doing the same thing? Here is how I fixed my stove.
In this video, I show you how to take apart the Bosch HGI8054UC/03 gas range and replace the igniters. I also show you the challenges I ran into and the lack of parts and parts descriptions from Bosch in order to save you some headaches.
Bosch - 800 Series 4.8 Cu. Ft. Self-Cleaning Slide-In Gas Convection Range - Stainless steel
Features
5 cooktop burners
To meet various cooking requirements.
Circulates air throughout the oven
Convection technology for fast cook times and flavorful results.
Self-cleaning oven
Conveniently eliminates the need to scrub by doing the cleaning for you.
Prevents spills from spreading
Sealed burners eliminate the space between the burners and the cooktop.
Accommodates multiple courses simultaneously
4.8 cu. ft. oven lets you cook for a large group in less time.
Keep side dishes hot until the rest of the meal is ready
Warming drawer helps you coordinate whole meals.
Product Link: www.bestbuy.com/site/bosch-80...
Sears Link to parts break down.
www.searspartsdirect.com/mode...
Range Surface Burner Igniter 00631633
www.searspartsdirect.com/prod...
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FWIW I had the frozen screw holding the igniter in place too. Tried liquid wrench and some heat, no luck. I took the approach of snapping the igniter on either side of the mount, this enabled me to remove the igniter. I was then able to pretty easily remove the mounting tab from the igniter, and to take a pair of locking pliers to the screw. Came out pretty easily.
One other issue for me - the igniter needing replacement was on the front left burner which is thicker than the others on my stove. The igniter did not extend high enough to ignite the gas when assembled. I had to fiddle with the mounting tab with some pliers, ultimately got it to slide down the igniter a bit, and all works like a charm.
Your video was amazingly helpful, and really detailed. Thank you so much for posting it!
I love how you cleaned under the bottom of the burners! every time i clean it i see how the gunk collects underneath...it irks me to no end...the burner with the higher base is to elevate the flames closer to your pot to heat up quicker!
Thank you!
Had the same problem with unremovable ignitor screw. Attempted drill out and went through 4 drill bits before giving up. Had the theory that the screw was work hardening, which is a problem with stainless steel. I tried tapping the hole adjacent but this made the ignitor about 3/32" closer to the center hole and the burner
casting fit poorly cocking up about 3/32". "compensated" by putting washers under ignitor screw but apparently this was too close and burner would not ignite.
Removed washer(s) but no go. Finally realized problem was the ignitor was too close so put ignitor mounting hole over stump of screw (dremelled off the head
earlier) and put a 3/8" square of 1/8" thick aluminum over the ignitor mount hole which holds the ignitor in place when the top is replaced. All good with this.
I also lubed all the screws with silicone grease rated for 550F temp to try and prevent difficulties in future. Apparently Bosch ignitors are failure prone. My previous
stove top (non-Bosch) spark ignitors functioned perfectly for 38 yrs.
Wow that sounds rough brother!
done watching loved it like 💜❤️💜 wow
Thats nice dear goo job
Wow! Great video Ed. I hope Bosch does better than a restocking fee for THEIR screw up. Already not liking the company.
So nice 👍👍👍👍😮😮😮
Awesome!
I cut out a bunch if footage and sped up a bunch of stuff just for you bro! I know you love them speed up scenes
EdTheOldTechGuy those speed up scenes were cool man. And then the music you added was perfect 👌
I’m going to forward to Bsh reps.
Please do and tell them to watch my follow up video next week.
Thank you for the video! My 800 Bosch slide oven is clicking when I attempt to use the bottom right burner and flame goes on. The challenge is when the center knob keeps ticking at the same time. I have no clue where to begin.
That is how my issues began. Before replacing parts here is what I recommend. Clean all parts thoroughly. Take brass wire brush and clean the igniters then make sure all parts are seated correctly especially that flat circle. If you do this correctly and the issue persists you may have a bad igniter and need to begin replacing them as I did.
@@edtheoldtechguy I'll give it a try! Thank you for the quick reply! Have a fantastic day!
All great, but one catch. I can’t remove the small screw that is attached with the igniter itself. I tried every single head in the world, but no luck. Finally I had to use a hacksaw to cut that igniter attached and replace a new one.
At 12:12 I show that it was needed to drill the screw out and tap with new threads and later show a new stainless screw. Is this not what you are referring too?
@@edtheoldtechguy yes, this is great 👍. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for the helpful video. Was it necessary to change all the igniter even if only 1 is not working.
I had 3 igniters failed and one starting to show signs. This is why I replaced them all. You only need to replace the igniter that has failed
Botch customer svs and parts.
i wonder if u add thread dope to the screws if that would help. dont forget to cover ur orifice from debris
also. i wonder if that thick burner would have wrkd with LPG... ?
... ty 4 ur vid... subscribed
Thank you! Not sure about the LPG conversion, hope this helped a bit though. Thank you for watching and subscribing.
Thank you, extremely helpful video Mr. Ed theoldtechguy! I have the same Bosh stovetop it appears, in a rental, but the tenant is definitely not as clean as you, therefore all the screws on his burners are rusted/stuck. When trying to remove the burner screws, they start stripping. Looks like will have to use an extractor of some sort. Can you tell me what size screws could be used to replace the burner screws? When I tried to do a search, it appears one replacement screw cost $23 EACH, or even more on Amazon (maybe shipping was not factored in yet at other sites). Seems so ridiculous to charge so much for one little screw, and will need 10 of them since there are 5 burners and they all seem rusted/stuck. Haven't even gotten to checking the inside igniter screws yet since can't get the burners off right now. Thank you ahead of time for any insights!
Ouch $23 dang I dont have a part number for the screws. I will have to check and see
Joe Smith's light won't light. Come fix it handy eddy
Hey, Bro any time!
@@edtheoldtechguy can you trim the bushes too?
@@SgtJoeSmith At what I charge an hour you may be better off hiring a full time crew LOL
This is how the Beirut explosion happened, be careful everyone...
Thank you for your video. Even if you have a problem with only one of the burners, do you need to replace all the igniters?
You shouldn't have to change all of your igniters. If only 1 igniter is the issue changing that one should fix the problem. I changed multiple as I had multiple igniters fail at the same time.
@@edtheoldtechguy Thank you!!
The two screws that hold my burners in place are rusted and won’t budge on all 5 burners. I broke one screw head. Do the burners need to be removed to pull the top panel off???!!
Yes, you need to remove the burners, Here is what I suggest you do. Go to the hardware store and purchase a screw extractor set. Then kill the power on the stove, Make sure to shut off gas on the stove. If you don't have a quality impact driver, now is a good time to consider buying one. Also needed are high-quality bits that fit the star screw. Ok time to work, First, try the impact with the star bit. Did it work, no? then stop do not strip the screw more. Now it's time to try the extractor bit set. Left-handed drilling, then inserts the extractor threaded end, the left-handed or left turning extractor should grab. If this still does not work consider spraying PB blaster and letting it sit on the screws overnight and try extractor again. Warning PB blaster should not be consumed and is flammable so a thorough clean-up with a quality degreaser after this work should be done is highly suggested. Your stove is off-limits to flame or food during and after the repair until it's all cleaned up. If all else fails you will need to drill and retap the threads on those bolts. I am sorry for your troubles and that this is not easier.
What about the oven? Where do I find the pilot? I have a gas range.
This Bosch stove has an electronic ignitor there is no pilot. The ignitor is hidden inside the oven, under the black metal plate. You will need to remove 2 screws, then the the plate comes up. The ignitor is now exposed and is toward the back of the unit. Its a square boxy thing. Let me know if this helps and if you would like me to make a video on it.
Cool video get them to pay the shipping fee for your trouble
I wish bro a big company like Bosch cant even get the part number right.
A nice Robertsons head screws would work well
I should have tried that. Good suggestion
Use bit drivers, for the screw stripping issue. Much more control, and less likely to strip out.
Something like a Sunex 9726, look it up on Amazon. You get the idea.
Good point
My gas lights but the igniter doesn’t stop. I’ve cleaned the igniter and the jets. Is there a flame sensor and can a diyer replace it?
The same thing happened to me and it was the igniters I had to replace all of them as some were grounding. A DIYer can do it all on this stove its not hard at all.
@@edtheoldtechguy that was my "next" step and I would be comfortable doing it but there were two things. First, according to the diagram for my stove, one burner has a different igniter part number and the Bosch web site says they are out of stock on both....I called to ask a question about whether there really are 2 different igniters and the OOS status and was told to keep checking back. I know there are third party parts places but they only show one igniter for this stove. It might be fine but it would have beengreat if Bosch had a tech person available. Video is great. Thank you so much.
It's definitely good to do things on your own then paying someone alot of money to fix things.
Good job going over that Ed. Your really at the mercy of some idiot behind the phone looking at a parts catalog. And if it’s a misprint they wouldn’t have a clue. Like kids nowadays if the registers don’t tell em how much change to give back then they stand there lost.
LOL you said it all brother!
I’m thinking of buying one. Should I get the Bosch slide in gas range or Samsung? Has yours been reliable so far?
Honestly not sure how the Samsung would compare. This Bosch slide in stove has held up ok. I have had it for 5 years now. This is the only problem we have had with it. Mind you it is a significant problem when compared to my last stove a Sears Kenmore which is over 20 years old and never had this issue. We gave it away and it's still working strong. I hear though that most stoves these days seem to have this problem. I give this stove a 6 out of 10. The thing I really don't like is all the electronics. Potential for expensive repairs in the future. My suggestion is find a used Wolf or Vicking the ones that do not have any electronics. That's what I wish I would have done. You can go new but avoid as much electronics as possible. Yes it makes it nice to look at but when you have a problem it is difficult to repair. @J - Who? Weigh in bro.
@@edtheoldtechguy thank you so much! My current stove is a kenmore as well but the oven does not work at all. I was interested in Bosch since I have their dishwasher and am pleased with it. Buying used is a bit risky, I have heard mixed reviews about Viking
@@Nikolasto77 Yes be careful buying used. I agree the Bosch dishwasher is awesome. I have one as well which is why I wanted a Bosch stove to match. I always wondered if I should have paid extra for the Thermador brand which is still Bosh but their pro brand. If you decide on this stove be careful not to spill stuff that goes in and causes the screws to rust. If I were to purchase a new one I would open it up and add some grease or loosen the screws on the igniters less than a quarter turn so when you have to change them one day you don't have to drill them out. Also instead of drilling, I could have used an easy out bit. Anyways bro I wish you well in your search and may you and the family be happy with your purchase whatever it may be. You can always visit the channel for tips and tricks ;D
Hope you didn’t get a Bosch. We have a more $$& unit and I’m here because two of our burners don’t work. Crap. Get LG or Samsung.
Correct Bosh part number for the right burner is 10004177
Left handed bits work the best if u have them
Have you tried the new left handed tool line tekton has? They have left handed screw drivers, left handed pliers, left handed hammers, left handed sockets, left handed wrenches and more!
@@SgtJoeSmith LoL there is such a thing as left handed drill bits
@@danohstoolbox yeah I know i got some. I should do a prank video on left handed tools though.
RIGHT FRONT BURNER IS HIGER BECASUE THE FLAME DISCOLORS THE SIDE OF THE PAN, MINE CAME WITH THE SHORTED BURNER AND THEY REPALCE IT WITH THE TALLER ONE AND ALSO THE PAN. I WORKED FINE WITH THE SAME IGNITER TILL NOW IT DON'T THAT WAS FIVE YEARS AGO. I HAVE THE SAME STOVE AS YOU HAVE. I AM NOT A FAN OF "BOSH", TO MANY PROBLEMS.
This range is the worst ever. SO much money in repairs! And the corroded screws, what a mess. Bosch also charges $12 a screw to replace - if you can even get the corroded ones out. Don't buy this stove! Thanks for the video though!
I have the exact same Bosch stove and let me tell you my experience. I cleaned one burner and the igniter clicked but no flame. I waited for about 10 minutes and it reignited even though there was no moisture to begin with. I then tried to clean another burner, being extra careful. That burner igniter clicked but no flame. I tried again 10 minutes later and the flame came on but the igniter continued to click. I shut it off breifly and tried again but then no flame just clicking. This happened to me last year but corrected itself the following day which is why I did each burner separately. Today it involved two burners, one of which corrected itself. This appliance is definitely not dependable. I find it hard to believe that I need to take apart a stove top when these problems seem to be hit or miss and depend on whether I I cleaned around a burner or not. And the burner covers were aligned correctly.
Hi thank you for sharing this video and I learned a lot. Invite you to my house and support you. See you again.
2nd.
Thanks Clayton!!
@@edtheoldtechguy
That's odd why that 1 burner plate is thicker than the rest. Wonder if it was an assembly mistake and it's supposed to be like the center plate? I'd try a new, shorter plate. That way it doesnt seem like your out money on the igniters.
@@claytonscheiber3493 I found out the answer and the only resolution to the problem that made sense for me. Stay tuned for next week to see the update video!
Your in like sin brother
What the heck you mean that’s it?
That is it until next weeks update video LOL. You are tempting me to release it now but no it must wait till next week.
Are you missing a finger?😳
??? Nope got all 10!