Hello, The two spark igniters stopped giving a spark to the stove. I connected a working magneto to the same socket on the spark generator and it also gave no spark. I'm going to replace the entire generator. Sparks 2 and 3 do not produce a spark. When changing connections 1 2 in the...

As you write yourself, So there is nothing to look for, and even more so, it is not a repairable part, because it cannot be dismantled. In addition, the cost of PLN 30-50 speaks for not looking for electronics, but to buy a new spark generator.

I would, however, carefully check the wires and tips of the magneto. In my home stove, I had to clean them more than once from various raids that caused punctures and as a result, the gas did not ignite.

It is worth doing: move the cable from a functioning burner to the place of a non-working one. If a spark appears, the cause is in the generator, and if not, the tip that gives the spark can be checked (maybe cleaned). Same with the wires.

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#1 17216277 12 May 2018 07:56

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17216277 12 May 2018 07:56

Hello,

The two spark igniters stopped giving a spark to the stove. I connected a working magneto to the same socket on the spark generator and it also gave no spark. I'm going to replace the entire generator.

Sparks 2 and 3 do not produce a spark.

When changing connections 1 2 in the generator, the working magneto does not give a spark.

I am green in electronics, is the replacement of this generator the only / the right solution ??

Regards, Janek

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#2 17216294 12 May 2018 08:12

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As you write yourself,
smoleniuch wrote:
I'm green in electronics
So there is nothing to look for, and even more so, it is not a repairable part, because it cannot be dismantled. In addition, the cost of PLN 30-50 speaks for not looking for electronics, but to buy a new spark generator.
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17216306 12 May 2018 08:24

I would, however, carefully check the wires and tips of the magneto. In my home stove, I had to clean them more than once from various raids that caused punctures and as a result, the gas did not ignite.
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17216328 12 May 2018 08:47

jaga134 wrote:
However, I would carefully check the wires and tips of the magneto.
It is worth doing: move the cable from a functioning burner to the place of a non-working one. If a spark appears, the cause is in the generator, and if not, the tip that gives the spark can be checked (maybe cleaned). Same with the wires.
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