✨ BOSCH OVEN WON’T HEAT - EASY FIX!! ✨
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2019
- BOSCH OVEN WON’T HEAT- EASY FIX!!
This video shows and easy fix to get your Bosch Oven Heating again.
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Thanks!
Thanks Hong😊😊😊
That was a simple fix four days before Thanksgiving. I used the same igniter you recommended on the same oven. My wife will spare my life now, thanks to you!
😂😂😂😂 that’s good to hear😊
Thanks so much my Bosch died while Holiday baking. Called the only local repair person and have yet to hear back. Thanks so much for the video. I will be fixing this myself. Can't wait for the return call. 🤗
This saved a ton of money since I live on an island and the visit fees for appliance repair are very expensive! This is an awesome video - so helpful. I spent $13 on the igniter and $7 on shipping - a steal. Thank you!!!
Woohoo! Thanks to your video I successfully replaced my oven igniter without electrocuting myself or blowing up my kitchen. Your video was extremely helpful and saved me loads of money and angst waiting for some repair person to show up and overcharge me. Appreciate it! Kate
Nice job Katie❤️😊
Just one important nugget. I replaced my igniter and before putting the oven back together and the door back on I thought I would turn on the oven to see if it would would work and it didn't. After swearing for a bit I suspected perhaps there is some sort of safety cutoff that prohibits the oven from working with the door off. I replaced the door and it fired right up.
After posting this I read comments below and see others mentioned this as well. Guess I should have read comments before attempting this.
Excellent info. Dan,
Thank you👍
Yea!!! I did it! Thank you so much for this incredible video. I couldn’t have done it without you. Love fixing things myself…even if I am a girl. LOL
Thank you !!! Awesome video I got the old part out and ordered a new one thank you so much I’m sure we saved quite a bit by me doing it myself and I couldn’t of done it without you 👍👍👍
Thanks so much 😊😊😊
This video saved me a couple of hundred bucks and was easy to do
This sight was a great find! Thank you for posting. I would like to encourage all other Bosch oven owners to call Bosch and register the problem. I did and asked if they had a recall or had received other complaints. They denied they had and did register it. I tried calling to order a Bosch ignitor and was on hold for over an hour. So I clicked on your link and ordered the Electrolux ignitor. I'm super stoked. My son is here now and going to install! Wish me luck. I will give you a report afterwards. Also if this works will donate using the "applaud" link. My local repair shop wasn't going to be able to get out for at least 2 weeks as their service tech had been off ill for 2 weeks (COVID obviously). Plus they were going to make 2 trips. One to diagnose and the other to repair. $$$$$$$$$
Plus my Bosch is exactly 3 years old!!!
Okay update as promised. This is important! My range model is probably a little newer. HG18054UC/07. So you MUST PUT OVEN DOOR BACK ON FOR OVEN IGNITOR TO WORK!!! My son repaired it with the Electrolux ignitor as in the video however it wouldn't ignite till panel and door replaced. This must be a safety feature they've installed on newer models! Thank you Quick and Easy 5 minute Appliance repair.
Nicely done😊😊😊
Thank you so much- this was such a great informative as well as instructional video! This happened during both Thanksgiving and Christmas baking! It then did not work at all. We called Bosch and they wanted to sell us an extended warranty which would mean $$$ just to get the warranty and then more $$$ because they charge just for someone to come out and look at it. We can’t believe it because it’s literally only been 1 year since we bought it. We noticed in the video that it’s the same model.
Super easy to fix👍
Worked for me too. Took about 15 minutes total and I'm not a super handy person. Thanks for making the video.
Thanks so much Clements😊
Thank you for this video. It was EXTREMELY helpful and save me a ton of money. I ordered the item on Amazon and it will be delivered tomorrow. I appreciate you!!
Thanks so much Curt👍
Thank you very much! I fixed mine with your video. Saved me hundreds of dollars!
Awesome,
Thanks so much Hong👍
Excellent video, good pace slowing down at the right time to provide an efficienct guide
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Thanks for the tutorial! Would this ignitor work for a HGI8054UC-01, too?
Thank you for video. Our Bosch is 13 years old. My husband changed the igniter out with little problems. The one wire pulled out pretty far but the other wire only came out a short ways but was enough to work with. Oven up and running.
Awesome,
Thanks so much Alison😊
Fixed it! Thank you for the great video!
Thanks so much😊
Great video! Worked for me!
Great to hear!👍😊
Worked for me except could not test until the firewall and oven door were back on but it preheated all the way now. Took ~35 minutes all told. Thank you! Tenants are happy that not only does it work, but I addressed their issue in 2 days (because Amazon Prime took 2 days to deliver the new igniter).
Nice work! 😊😊😊
Thanks! Awesome, easy fix. Saved me a bunch.
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Thanks so much for this! Bosch oven works perfectly now and probably saved me over $300 by doing it myself. I will say that unlike the video, my ignitor did not heat up (nor did the broiler ignitor) until I replaced the floor housing and door. I suspect that this might be a safety mechanism that Bosch created. My unit Is 6 years old model: # HGI8054UC
Awesome,
Thanks for the update😊👍
Great video. Saving a whole lot is so true. VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!!!! to mention that you used either PORCELAIN or CERAMIC wire nuts to connect the spliced wires. Those are heat resistant to 1000 degrees F. Also, you appropriately DID NOT cover them with regular electrical tape. Black tape would melt at 200 degrees F, and cause big problems. If you get a good connection, there's no need to tape. IF you feel the need to use tape (or join with crimps, by twisting, or heat sealing), YOU MUST USE heat resistant glass or other specialized tape to cover the join. What comes next are several observations on 'support-repair-services-and-official-Bosch-replacement-parts' NEWER Bosch models. Read as necessary. Sorry or the length. ::::::: INSTALLATION HASSLES AND SMOKE/FIRE COMMENT: Bosch has made replacing the igniter MUCH MORE DIFFICULT IN RECENT YEARS by shortening the wires between the igniter and connection, + adding a 2nd (largely unnecessary) box through which the wires travel to the connector. IN NEWER (post 2012-14) Bosch Gas ranges, THERE IS A SMALL, PROTECTIVE BOX BEHIND the 1st layer of firewall. It is almost impossible to get even the smallest plastic wire nut through the tiny (3/8" sq) hole in this box to fully protect the wire nuts. IF YOU JOIN WITH PLASTIC FIRE NUTS, they will not meet code and WILL ALMOST ASSUREDLY MELT -- even if pushed through the small round hole in the back of the oven). MELTING IN THIS ENCLOSED SPACE HAS A VERY HIGH POTENTIAL EITHER TO SMOKE OUT or START A FIRE inside the over AND (CRITICALLY) INSIDE THE BACK PANEL of the oven where ALL the wiring and circuitry resides. Even a small amount of smoke will kill the circuit board, a $250-$500 part ::::::: CHEAPER IGNITER COMMENT RE THICK, FIREPROOF WIRE JACKET: One other issue is that cheaper igniters (which I'm a fan of at 1/5 the cost) usually don't come with the added fireproof insulator cover that the factory part has. The easiest solutions, as far as I know, are: (A) do what you've done and make sure the wire goes behind the firewall; if doing this, I'd still prefer to pull the thick insulator cover forward and splice/join with ceramic nut BEHNID the insulator cover -- as far back toward the connector as possible (difficult on newer model ovens as the connector is toward the back left corner of the over, behind the firewall. ** OR ** REPLACING AT THE CONNECTOR: The following all are based on unclicking the old wire at the actual connection (accessed from behind the oven), and clicking in the new wire to the existing female connector. It requires the added hassle of accessing the back of the oven's wiring + fishing the new igniter cable through the front to the back., BUT it provides you with fresh wire all the way to the source connector. THIS CAN HELP if it appears one of the old igniter wires is burned/shorted (much more common that one might think). The way to confirm this is to cut the bad igniter wires close to the igniter and inspect the wires for blackening. ALSO, one can check to old wires (as mentioned in this video) to see if 110V are coming through BOTH wires. ::::::::: PROCESS: (A) If the new connector you ordered already has the secondary thick wire insulation jacket, CONGRATUATIONS! Remove the back panel of the oven to expose the wiring, fish the new connector wiring through, and simply unplug the old connector / plug in the new (nale) connector; then install the igniter inside the oven. ( B) If the new igniter doesn't have the thick outer insulator jacket, remover the old jackets from the old igniter, (unfortunately) cut the new igniter wire about 2-3 inches from the female end of the connector plug, put the old thick insulator jacket over the longer ends of new wires, and splice them back together; the splices can be connected near the the female end of the plug with wrapped wire nuts (behind the firewall), with ceramic wire nuts (extra, extra safe), or by twisting the wires together and then using high-heat tape to cover the exposed wire; finally, pull the thick insulator jacket back over the wire, and install the new igniter by clicking the male end of the new wire connector into place and attaching the new igniter into place inside the oven. (C) Cut the new igniter wires up against the male plug found on the new igniter, put the old thick insulators over the new wires, then crimp on a new male plug; pull the thick insulation back into place and complete the installation by clicking in the new plug and attaching the new igniter. (D) Ignore the thick insulator wire and hope like hell the new insulator wire cover has enough heat resistance. ::::::: FINAL WORD: In my experience, the new wires will be ok UNLESS for frequently use the over at or above 424 degrees F OR if you run the self-cleaning cycle more than once every 2 or 3 years -- self cleaning mode. techs will tell you, is an igniter-killer, regardless of the installation method you use.
You speak the TRUTH😊👍
Great video! I'm subscribed! Perfect title, I really like the narration. Thank you for narrating it after the fact - really helpful. Our brand new BOSCH's oven is inconsistent but basically doesn't work. Broil is fine. Range top is fine. Let's open her up and take a look, the warranty service call isn't for 3 days.
Hmm. Slightly different than the oven you fixed. Our igneters spark, the burner sometimes lights. Is it me or do you get less reliability the more you pay for an oven? We were forced into Bosch for sizing because of the requirements of the corner it has to fit in (thanks, whoever designed this kitchen! Haha!). Our friends with pro-style ranges seem to have complaints. Thanks for the great tips and inspiration, though!
Thanks Shannon, I would gently clean that sparking electrode with a wire brush to see if it will become more reliable 👍
Thanks for the video!
You’re most welcome😊
Hello; will this work the same for a Bosch Electric oven? Mine is an HDS8055u Which is a duel fuel unit. Stove top is gas and the oven is electric. We have had a lot of power cuts which I think caused the unit to fail.
Great video, very helpful! Just one minor quibble for the purists: Splicing wires is when you attach them together. When you remove the insulation that's stripping.
Thank you👍
Hi Scott we have a very similar if not the same model with the exact same problem. Thanks you for your excellent, super informative video. We just bought this house and this oven/kitchen was put in 2018. Why would the bake ignitor go out after just two years? Is this something we should be worried about or have professionally checked out or just change out the ignitor and see what happens? The broil top inner ignitor work and the stove top both work there is also a click when I turn it on. Thanks for all you do!
Hi Clara,
I would just replace the bake igniters.
They’re fairly cheap and easy to install but the reason they may be burning out early is due to a hole located near the igniter in the burner tube that’s leading too much heat touch the igniter shortening its lifespan.
The way to correct it is to install new burner tubes or you can just replace the igniter every couple of years.
Great video. Thank you! My Bosch isn’t even 2 years old yet and the igniter isn’t working.
Thanks Andy😊
Hello, thanks for the wisdom!
Neither the oven nor the broiler are lighting up. Is it the same part/procedure to replace the broiler igniter?
Thanks Bryant,
It’s almost exactly the same technique.
Thank you for this great tutorial. I am having the same problem with only the baking function, all else fine. I bought the part and am ready to install.
Should I unplug the stove before changing the ignitor?
OOPS! Understood. Unplug or turn the breaker off!
Nice work for my thanks
Thanks Joe👍
Great video, easy to follow. One note: if you’re testing the igniter after install, either put your door back on or fool the safety mechanism by pushing in on the pin the door would normally rest on. Dumb mistake, but cost me 10 minutes of self-doubt.
Good advice Jesse,
Thank you for the info.
Great advice!!! I was about to call someone over to look at it because it wasn’t glowing or anything and as soon as I put the door on it worked!
Well done
Thanks so much 👍
Very helpful. Just replaced last night. Question: are the heat resistant covers that were on when I pulled the wiring out really necessary or just optional? I did not reapply those to the new wiring
You should be fine😊😊
Hi thanks for your video.
Very clear instructions.
I have the same problem my oven is not getting hot and the broil is working fine, my question is that I see the old igniter is getting orange just the flame never starts dose that mean I need ignitor?
Basically my question is how do I know if I need a new igniter?
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Sounds like a new igniter will fix it👍
Hi So I realized the broiler and oven won't work the stove top does so gas is working. I replaced the ignitor from this video now what? Thank you and great video!!! any help is amazing.
Nice job Brooke,
It sounds like it’s time to replace the safety valve.
That’s the part that will allow the gas to flow in to be ignited.
It sounds like it’s no longer opening up to let the gas flowing.
Please help PLease please..... I have a bosch HEI7282U/09
Problem - Conv Broil, conv Roast, broil does not heat up (very slow)
- Bake works fine
- Conv Fan works
Work Done - Replaced back round element (new=56 ohms, no Continuity), seller says that is the expected range
- Replaced Top Element (new=17.5 ohms, good continuity)
What should could be the problem? Many thanks
I wasn't able to pull the ignitor out after unscrewing it. I pulled it about 1 - 1/2 inches and it refused to budge. I was afraid to pull really hard in case something would get damaged or dislocated. The oven model is HGIP054UC. It looks like the wires may feed further back, behind the fan assembly, which I am afraid to remove without good diagrams or video.
Thanks Ron,
If you can get behind the oven and remove the back panel you’ll be able to see how those wires connect.
is it ok to be cutting those wires with the oven plugged in and on? i see a light on in there. just checking. btw my igniter doesn't glow at all and my bosch upper broil is fine but the bake is not going on at all my digital display shows the "pre heat" option start to fire up and just sticks on that screen
It’s best to turn it off.
A new igniter will fix it👍
We have Bosch oven with gas stove. we have an issue with the upper grill element(s) (resistance), the top grill element has two part; the middle and surrounding line. I already has changed the grill element but issue is when I turn on the oven for both part of the grill (middle and surrounding), the middle one is not working but they were working separately. what do you think, what is the issue. Is there an easy fix?
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Hi. What if both the bake and broiler go out? My oven are different ignitors like yours. I hear a click on both but I don't smell gas and nothing glows. Feels like something else is wrong
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😃Thanks!
This was so clearly explained and so easy to follow. I am 73 years old female and excited to feel that I could accomplish this on my own. I did need help with the HEAVY door. Thanks for the great financial save!!!
You bet!😊😊😊
That’s so impressive 👍😊
You showed me how to take the door off of my Bosch gas oven, however I'm having a heck of a Time reinstalling it! After you replaced the ignitor in the oven you didn't show how to put the door back on, Do you have a video for that? I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or if there is something wrong with the door now? It came off super easy after watching your video. I have been looking through your videos and I can't find one that matches.
Me too!!! Did you figure out how ti reset the door??
Does this part number you are showing work with a Bosch model HGS3O52UC/01 gas range? thanks
It sure will👍
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@@QuickAndEasy5MinuteAppliance Will that ignitor also work for Bosch HGI8054UC/02 - looks identical to oven/range in your video. Stovetop and broiler working fine and clicks on in 'Bake' mode, but I don't hear any gas running. What's frustrating is this will be 2nd time the bake igniter will need to be replaced on oven only 4 years old. Last replaced 18 months ago, trying to avoid what they charged me in parts/labor and do it myself.
@@BBrenner13 I have the same oven model as you - did you ever get an answer about a replacement part for this?
@@DaCakes55 it's been so long, I don't recall. I did end up replacing the part myself, but don't know what I bought. Just know that a $45 part and about 25 minutes saved me $300+
Is there a different igniter for the broiler ?
No. If your gas stove is HGI8046/56 UC they use the same igniters
my wires don't pull out very far and are coated with a white mesh. Can I still replace this
Yep,
Don’t worry about the mesh,
You can cut right through it and push it back.
@@QuickAndEasy5MinuteAppliance Thanks
My Bosch oven goes through pre-heat properly and sometimes cycles correctly, but other times the oven does not re-light and shuts down. we have no idea why this happens? Have other Bosch customers or technicians experienced this.
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If you can pull the stove away from the wall it is much easier to make the connections as the gas valve and control box are right out in the open. When I replaced my igniter I just mounted the new one, fed the wires through the hole, and made the connections in the back away from the oven heat. My old igniter also had ceramic sleaves aver the wires which I simply slid over the wires on the new one before connecting. Doing it this way could probably be done without removing the door which can be a real challenge to reinstall.
I had to take the sleeves off and reverse them to be closest to the igniter. Made stripping the old wires much, much easier.
Hey yall. So my oven does heat up.... but it won't heat up all the way. It'll heat to like 275° but not up to 450° or anything.... would this be the same fix??
Hey Max,
I would suspect that the convention round element that lives near the back of your oven needs to be replaced.
Great video, easy replacement but after turning the oven back on and baking, the ignitor isn't turning orange at all. Any tips?
Gotcha,
Did it glow a little before the replacement?
@@QuickAndEasy5MinuteAppliance no glow, nothing
if it doesnt glow before the replacement does this mean the igniter isn't the problem?@@QuickAndEasy5MinuteAppliance
Hmm what do you mean by "won't heat"? If I turn mine onto 450 an hour later it's still at 150 or so. So it's turning on but not heating up properly. Is this just a fix for not igniting?
It also fixes an oven that won’t reach temperature .
3 questions (I ordered an ignitor which will be delivered tomorrow): 1. How do you manage to get the oven door off? It looked so easy in the video but I tried moving the joints like he did in the video & it wouldn't budge. 2. My oven electrical cord is easily accessible in the cupboard behind. Do I need to shut off the gas too? It looks like I have the exact Bosch model shown in the video. 3. Do I need a right angle drill or can I manage with a short screwdriver to navigate the angle? I'm fine buying the drill if I need to. Hoping someone answers because my daughter ususally spends Thanksgivning (6 days from now) with her dad, she's coming here this year & I just realized my oven wasn't working though the range & broil work fine, I can't get a repairman at this late date.
Hi Patti,
You don’t need to shut off the gas. It’s ok to leave the oven door on. Can you try loosening those screws with your screwdriver? I think they’ll come off. I’ve done this procedure many times with the door still attached. You might want to put a drop of oil on the screw threads to make it easier for the screws to come out👍
How do you reset the oven all settings are off
Oven temp won't go above 200
Time for a new igniter 😊
my oven will not turn off
I think one of the igniter wires is touching the metal frame and causing the igniter to always glow.