When plugged in the stove makes the lighting the burner sound even when the knobs are turned off and where would I find spare parts. I do not know how old the stove is but I know that it has been working for the last 20 years and it was old them.

Ignition module is shorted or one of the burner valve controls are. If it is 20+ yrs. old, replace it rather than pay someone to repair. To access the controls you need to remove the top of the stove.

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Ignition module is shorted or one of the burner valve controls are. If it is 20+ yrs. old, replace it rather than pay someone to repair. To access the controls you need to remove the top of the stove.

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Cannot afford to replace the whole stove and it still work

Contact companies like this one https://www.theignitorstore.com/cata..._oven_igniters have your model # ready but parts are frequently universal

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Contact companies like this one https://www.theignitorstore.com/cata..._oven_igniters have your model # ready but parts are frequently universal

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I do not have the model number

Somewhere on the stove is the model #. Without that you are basically lost. Craigslist has loads of stoves, probably cheaper than parts. I just bought a GE gas cooktop for $50, looks like new. Check for used appliance stores

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Somewhere on the stove is the model #. Without that you are basically lost. Craigslist has loads of stoves, probably cheaper than parts. I just bought a GE gas cooktop for $50, looks like new. Check for used appliance stores

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Cannot afford one. Just asking a question. I have one tha\t works so I will use it

The model number should be in or next to the oven, usually on the edge near the seal. Some of that type of range have a problem of the oven windows exploding into pieces. If you will find the model number we may be able to assist you further.

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Somewhere on the stove is the model #. Without that you are basically lost. Craigslist has loads of stoves, probably cheaper than parts. I just bought a GE gas cooktop for $50, looks like new. Check for used appliance stores

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Cannot buy a new stove./ Need to use the one I have

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The model number should be in or next to the oven, usually on the edge near the seal. Some of that type of range have a problem of the oven windows exploding into pieces. If you will find the model number we may be able to assist you further.

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I looked there and did not find anything

Slide out the drawer at the bottom under the oven door and if you do not see it there look under the cook top near the burners. If it's not there look at the bottom of the stove near the rear or at the rear bottom. There are about five places where they are found. See: http://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHe...en-Repair-Help

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Slide out the drawer at the bottom under the oven door and if you do not see it there look under the cook top near the burners. If it's not there look at the bottom of the stove near the rear or at the rear bottom. There are about five places where they are found. See: Range/Stove/Oven Repair Help - Free troubleshooting and videos - RepairClinic.com

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I will just use it like I have been using it because I cannot find the model number