General Electric WB13K10024 Range Igniter Glowbar

Special Price $40.47 Regular Price $50.95
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WB13K10024

Product Description

The General Electric WB13K10024 Range Igniter Glowbar is an electrical component that warms to ignite the gas flowing into the oven burner. When current is passed over its surface, it gets to its ignition temperature and the gas ignites and the heating process is commenced.
Igniters, Stove Igniters,
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Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC
Product Number: WB13K10024
OEM Part Number: WB13K10024
Product Description: Igniter Glowbar

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the General Electric WB13K10024 Igniter Glowbar?

Regularly inspect the range igniter for cracks or buildup of food debris, and gently clean with a soft cloth. Ensure connections are secure to maintain proper ignition. Avoid moisture exposure to prevent electrical issues and always power off the range before handling.

What are common issues with the General Electric WB13K10024 Igniter Glowbar?

  • Igniter fails to spark consistently.
  • Slow or incomplete ignition of burners.
  • Cracking or physical damage over time.
  • Accumulation of food debris causing weak ignition.

Installation Steps

Step1: Unplug the range and shut off gas supply to prevent electric shock or leaks.

Step2: Remove oven racks and rear access panel to expose the old igniter assembly.

Step3: Carefully disconnect wiring harness and unscrew the damaged glowbar igniter.

Step4: Position the new igniter, secure screws firmly, and reconnect wiring exactly as before.

Step5: Restore power and gas, then run a test bake cycle to confirm ignition.