Asko Oven Igniter Failures

If your oven is struggling to spark up, don’t let it dim your culinary ambitions. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through DIY solutions to address igniter failures, helping you reignite your kitchen confidence.

1. 1. Visual Inspection: Begin by visually inspecting the igniter. Look for signs of damage, wear, or cracks. If any issues are evident, replacement may be necessary.
2. 2. Cleaning: Clear any debris or residue around the igniter. Built-up grease or dirt can hinder its functionality.
3. 3. Check for Loose Connections: Ensure all electrical connections to the igniter are secure. Loose wires can disrupt the igniter’s performance.
4. 4. Test the Igniter: If comfortable, use a multimeter to test the igniter’s continuity. A functioning igniter should show continuity, indicating it can generate the necessary heat to ignite the gas.
5. 5. Observe Ignition Sequence: During a preheat cycle, observe the ignition sequence. A properly functioning igniter should glow bright orange, signaling it’s reaching the necessary temperature to ignite the gas.
6. 6. Verify Gas Supply: Confirm that the gas supply to the oven is uninterrupted. A lack of gas flow can mimic igniter failure.
7. 7. Safety Valve Check: If the igniter glows but the oven still doesn’t ignite, the issue may lie with the safety valve. Consult a professional for further inspection.

For expert assistance with Asko Oven igniter failures, contact Asko Appliance Support at 844-731-2978. Stay tuned for more hands-on tips on our blog to keep your kitchen fires burning bright!