METER STAR 2Pc 38" Ignitor Wire & Ceramic Electrode Assembly Replacement,Ignition Electrode Can DIY Bending for Gas Burner Ceramic Spark Plug Ignition Electrode Replacement

They worked. They have the small female spade terminal ends.

Excellent. Only required slight modification. Works very well.

It works great for me. I am glad that I was able find this item because I was going to discard my product

I bought these to have as a backup igniters on my gas grill. They aren’t a direct fit to my grill but the price was low enough I figured I could make them work out !!!

Just spent a hour in 100° taking my entire grill apart and hooking these up only to have clicking with no spark!! Nothing!! What a waste of money

Works

I have a Coleman 2 burner propane stove wirh electronic ignition. Model 5435E144 (similar to current Coleman Classic). The igniter electrodes were cracked so the spark wasn't coming out of the end of the wire toward the burner, it was coming out of the base of the wire by the white ceramic. Not acceptable. These were perfect replacements. The round fitting on the end even fit the base connection by the red knob. No splicing, just a little looping to take up the extra length under the stove deck. Here are my steps: I drilled out the rivets holding the old electrodes, bolted in the new electrodes with the provided hardware, connected the black wires to the knob assembly, tested for spark, CAREFULLY bent each spark wire into an "L" shape using two pairs of needle nosed pliers, reassembled the stove, then tested each burner for propane flow and ignition. Photos are of old and new electrodes. Good luck.

For a Vermont castings grill, which these are supposed to fit, you need to modify the way it is installed and the end of the wire. The ignitor end does not reach far enough inside the grill to ignite the gas. The ignitor needs to be feed through the mounting hole in the reverse direction of normal mounting. From inside the grill you need to feed the wire through the mounting hole, after drilling the hole with an 11/32" drill bit, and then screwed in. The wire end is round. However, the main ignitor unit, that it plugs into, has a flat connector. I had to carefully squeeze the wire end with needle nose pliers, to flatten it, and adjust the wire end, with an optician's screwdriver, until the wire fit the connector.

Pour un barbecue Campingaz il faut changer une des cosses car il faut une ronde et une rectangle. Et les tiges des électrodes sont à diminuer. Mais je le savais en achetant.

Wrong connection point compared to photo description.

Exactly what I needed to repair my barbecue and also I have a spare one.

Works great

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