Viking Range Gas Ignition Module

If your burners fail to click or spark when you turn the knob, but you can still light them manually with a match or lighter, the ignition module is likely faulty. If you hear the clicking sound but the gas doesn't ignite, the issue may instead be with the spark electrode or the gas supply.

No, this module is specifically designed to replace part number PA020058. Before purchasing, verify your range's model number against the manufacturer's parts list to ensure this specific module is the correct fit for your appliance.

Yes, this is a manageable DIY repair for many homeowners, but it does require working with electrical components. Always ensure the range is unplugged or the circuit breaker is turned off before beginning any work to prevent electrical shock.

This is a single ignition module. Depending on your specific Viking model, your range may use one module to control all burners or separate modules for different zones. Check your range's wiring diagram to confirm if you need to replace a single unit or multiple modules.

You will typically need a screwdriver to remove the range's back panel or control panel, and potentially a pair of needle-nose pliers to disconnect the wire terminals. Having a camera or phone handy to take a picture of the existing wiring configuration before you disconnect anything is highly recommended.