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We have a problem with a KitchenAid Gas Range oven failing to ignite (Model: KGSK901SSS00) We have replaced the Safety Check Valve, Spark Igniter, and Direct Spark Ignition Control Board. The oven is getting gas and you can hear the igniter click for a few seconds then it shuts off. Also, while installing the DSI Control Board, we noticed 2 thermal fuses behind the control panel. We did a continuity test on both of them and found one of them to be bad. We ordered a new thermal fuse. When we recieved the new fuse, we performed a continuity check on it before installing it and it failed to show continuity also. Is that normal or did we get a bad fuse? Can the thermal fuse prevent the oven fron igniting? If not, any suggestions will be appreciated.
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Hi rock,

No, its very rare for it to be a thermal fuse issue.

Did you go through the flow chart of the DSI repair manual here on page 24:
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Wow, thanks for the manual. I've never seen this. I'm sure we'll be able to figure the problem out with this. If not, I'll definately let you know. Once again, thanks!
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Oh yeah, pertaining to the fuse: should the new fuse have shown continuity or is this a different type fuse?

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It may be a diferent fuse, whats the part# of that fuse?

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The fuse part number is 9757807

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Yes, thats #23 here:
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It should have continuity. If you got it new and it doesn't have continuity, then its defective, you would need to exchange it for a another new one.

Also check #37 for continuity as well.

Make sure the power to your range is off first before checking for continuity.

Here's #37 for your model:
Manufacturer part number 9759242 is RepairClinic item number 1061375


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Thanks for the reply. I'm taking the fuse back now. You have been a great help!
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