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Robertshaw Gas Range Oven Igniter part number 41-215. The ceramic bar measures 1.5" long. Ceramic wire nuts included (to make the splice connection). It replaces Norton part number 501A and can be used to replace: GE part number WB2X9998, Maytag part number 12400035, Frigidaire Electrolux part number's 316489402 and 5303935066 and Whirlpool FSP part numer 814269, 74007498. A gas range oven igniter glow bar is a vital component in GE gas ovens, responsible for igniting the gas to produce heat for cooking. The glowbar, typically made from silicon carbide or silicon nitride, operates by heating up until it glows, hence the name, and then igniting the gas released by the oven’s gas valve. Average Life Span of a Gas Range Oven Igniter Glow bar: The average life span of a GE gas range oven igniter glow bar is approximately 2 to 3 years, although this can vary based on usage frequency, maintenance, and the quality of the igniter. Frequent use and heavy cooking schedules can shorten its life span, whereas regular maintenance can help in prolonging its functionality. Signs of Potential Oven Igniter Breakdown: Oven Fails to Heat - One of the most common signs of a failing ignitor glowbar is when the oven does not heat up at all. If the ignitor does not glow or fails to ignite the gas, the oven will not produce heat. Delayed Ignition - If there is a significant delay between turning on the oven and it reaching the desired temperature, it may indicate that the ignitor is weakening and taking longer to heat up sufficiently to ignite the gas. Intermittent Heating - If the oven heats inconsistently or sporadically, it can be a sign that the ignitor is starting to fail. This can result in uneven cooking or baking. No Glow - When inspecting the ignitor, if it does not glow at all when the oven is turned on, it is a clear indication that the ignitor is not functioning. Gas Smell - A persistent smell of gas when attempting to use the oven could indicate that the gas is being re