Sealed Burner Cap with Electrode

First I unplugged the range and shut off the gas. Removed one burner at a time, turning them counter clockwise. Them came right out, no problem. Pulled off each wire with a pair of pliers on each burner. Then replaced new ones, one at a time. After I was done, I turned on the gas and plugged in the range. New burners look great, need to ... Read more be replaced. But all 4 pilots will still not light. Still looking for a solution.

Super easy following the video from this site used channel locks to rotate the burners 1/4 turn and lifted out. Vacuumed out the rust and placed the 2 wires back on the new burner and placed it back in the hole and 1/4 turn locked it back in place. The parts from this site are manufacturer parts at 1/2 the price - ordered at 9 p.m. on a M ... Read more onday and had them at my door before noon on the Wednesday of the same week.This site is AWESOME!!!

Removed old one, r/p new one. That is all. Easy-peezy.

replaced with new burner.

With the new burner next to the old twist the old burner counter clockwise 1/4 turn and lift out. Pull the slide clip off of white ceramic electrode and attache to new unit electrode.repeat with other clip.return to burner hole place straight down , twist 1/4 turn clockwise

The old burner cap was corroded. I had to use pliers to turn the old burner. Due to the corrosion it was too difficult to turn by hand. Be careful, don't turn with too much force. You just want to break the burner free from the crud that gets like cement and makes it hard to turn the burner. After the burner is free, it's simple to t ... Read more ake the old one off, slip the wires off and put them on the new one. Then just put the new one back in place of the old one.