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Replacement igniter and electrode kits
Fixes a clicking-but-no-spark igniter on many grills.
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Replacement igniter and electrode kits at a glance
What we like
- Cheap and quick to fit on many grills
- Restores push-button lighting
- Often a better fix than a new grill
Trade-offs
- Fit varies by model, so check yours
- Only the igniter, so it will not fix a gas problem
- Wiring varies
- Best for
- A grill that clicks but never sparks.
- Skip it if
- The problem is fuel or the regulator, not the spark.
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Where it appears in our guides
Fixes a click-but-no-spark igniter
Gas Grill Won't Light
A replacement igniter or electrode is cheap and quick on many grills. Fit varies by model, and it will not fix a fuel or regulator problem.
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