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Features
- GEs flat style oven igniter (model : WB13K21) is a replacement part for those ovens that are experiencing problems due to a malfunctioning igniter
- Body length of 3.75-Inches and comes complete with a mounting bracket and a wire connector that can be plugged into the oven
- 1 year manufacturer warranty
- Genuine GE factory part
Description
The high quality GE Appliances Burner Igniter (WB13K21 ) ignites the gas to light the oven burner. The Burner Igniter includes 2 ceramic wire connectors and replaces 2494, AH231280, EA231280, PS231280, WB13K0012, WB13K0013, WB13K0014, WB13K0021, WB13K10009, WB13K10026, WB13K12, WB13K13, WB13K14. Please be aware that it is recommended to use saftey equipment and to disconnect the appliance from all utilities prior to any service or repair. Please refer to your owners manual to confirm part numbers and for instructions as some repairs require a trained service professional to complete. From the Manufacturer This GE WB13K21 flat style for Oven igniter works with many GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore and RCA ranges, for Ovens and for Stoves. Works with the following models: General Electric CGS980SEM1SS, General Electric J2BP85BEL1BB, General Electric JGB900SEL1SS, General Electric JGB900SEL2SS, General Electric JGB908SEL1SS.
Brand Name: βGE
Model Info: βWB13K21
Item Weight: β4.6 ounces
Product Dimensions: β2 x 2 x 2 inches
Item model number: βWB13K21
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: βNo
Part Number: βWB13K21
Batteries Included?: βNo
Batteries Required?: βNo
Date First Available: August 7, 2008
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Worked as it should and fixed our oven baking issue. It was delivered quickly. Itβs an oem part. So build quality should be really good hopefully. Only time will tell with it. But in theory using Oem grade parts usually hold up better. And itβs only about 6-9 dollars more than the no name third party appliance part brands.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2025 by Taylor Meade
Fits great, works great. It had the correct connector, I did not need to splice any wires. Plug and play. It was nice that they included ceramic wire nuts if the connector is different.
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2025 by Chris
I read some reviews about the oven not kicking on and smelling some gas when turning on the broiler. I had the same experience, but then I realized that it was completely my fault. When you install this item, you want to make sure that the part that is shaped in an angle is the part that needs to be fixed near the flame, facing the flame directly, otherwise the gas will just keep going without any ignition happening. Now, as soon as the gas starts flowing, it instantly turns on which is awesome. So far so good
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by David
Works great, had to bend a tab a bit to fit
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2025 by Justin Cooper
The igniter was correct for my range, but there was no plug end as shows in the picture. Typed instructions were in the package (excellent packaging) that said to cut the wire from my old igniter and then splice this one in using the enclosed wire covers. The wire covers looked really cheap to me, but I installed as instructed and one of the wire covers stripped out and immediately fell off. When wires were previously professionally spliced for install of my dishwasher the only reason I didn't have a house fire when they fell loose was because a metal box was installed around the splice and wire covers. I decided I was taking too much of a chance to have sparks around a propane gas range and called my electrician to finish this install and because the original old plug in broke while I was splicing the wires. The electrician did the patch work but he advised to not use this part and get a correct one with the plug. I'll go get whatever kind of cover I need to go around this splice for safety. In my three contacts with the company to ask for the part as pictured I got a lot of policy wordage. I could send it back at 25% restock fee and only 50% reimbursement because I had used the wire covers.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2014 by gabalot
This same part was on Sears and Ge website going for $82.00. No need to pay that buy it here. FYI my oven began slowly taking longer to heat and eventually didn't hold temp at all. If you are unsure of yourself get someone that is qualified. Steps I did to replace the part. These are what I did, if you are sure that you can replace the part you may be doing similar steps. *** Unplug oven from AC outlet*** 1. Remove the warming drawer by opening the drawer til it stops and finding the levers on the sides inside the rollout hinges that allow the drawer to come off. Mine were off-white in color. Push down or up on them and gently remove the drawer. 2. Take the oven door off. This is simple slowly open the door until it stops (the first time) then lift up. it will come off the hinges. 3. Remove oven racks 4. Find the two screws in the back of the oven on the bottom. Mine were round heads with a straight slot. I used a screwdriver to loosen them until I could unscrew with my fingers. Put them in a safe place. 5. Lift up on the bottom panel of the oven until it unlocks from the front of the oven bottom. Remove and place in safe place. 6. The ignotor is screwed in with two 1/4" hex screws. Carefully unscrew them using socket wrench. Place in safe place. 7. Un-hook wiring connecter inside the warming drawer section. it's a white connector that requires squezing on the sides of the connector. 8. Remove the ignitor from the oven and put new one in same place. 9. Put the 1/4" screws back and ensure to align the ignitor with the pipe it's next to so it functions correctly. 10. Connect the white wire connector inside the warming drawer. 11. put the bottom of the oven back inplace (insure that the clips that allow the screws to tighten are in place before setting the panel in palce. They shouldn't have moved when it was removed it, but in case they did put them back in place now. 12. put the two screws back for the bottom of the oven panel. 13. put the racks back in the oven. 14. Put the oven door back on. 15. plug the oven in and test to make sure it warms up. 16. Put warming drawer back in carefully. This is simple, just line up the roll out hinges and then close the drawer. Once it closes all the way it will lock. This whole process took me less than 10 minutes. It saved me a service call ($95.00 and $82.00 for the part).
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2012 by amazo
Igniter works as it should in my over 20 year old Kenmore gas range ( model 362.75271691). I did have to clip off the included plug and direct wire using the wire nuts. The old igniter did glow but the oven would not light so I wasn't 100% sure the igniter was the issue. After a little research it seems igniters can still glow and appear visually to be working but in reality it isn't pulling enough power to fire up the gas. This fixed the problem. Installation is easy, just removed the drawer and reached in to replace it. You just have to be willing to lay on the floor! I can't speak to longevity having only installed this a week ago but at the price i might just order another to have a backup.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by buttspider
This igniter, GE Part Number WB13K21 is made by GE in the USA and a direct replacement for the original igniter part number WB13K00021 used in my 2005 GE Profile Range, Model Number JGB915SEF3SS. It is of very high quality. It is packaged well. It is a drop-in replacement. My igniter would glow red hot but the the gas valve would not open for the flame to ignite. My range still worked and my broiler still worked. If I had a current meter I would have been able to measure the current draw and would have found it to be below the necessary threshold to allow for the gas valve to safely open. This item is easy to replace, only needing about 30 minutes of time, a 1/4-inch wrench and flat-head screw driver. These fail from normal wear and tear. There are plenty online videos demonstrating the repair.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025 by Amazon Customer RDD