The white ceramic tube that houses the igniting spark thing has a housing around it with a screw that holds it in place. The metal housing is a weak spot as it tends to rust out. Do you think I could superglue it in place?
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Found a part-
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/igniter-kit-p-1477519.html
Wondering if the superglue would work though as it works perfectly fine when I hold it place to light.
JB Weld?
Wrap some bailing wire around the ceramic part then loop that tight around the burner. Stainless if you can swing it. Or just pay the $7 for a new one :P
Not sure what the heat rating on superglue is but that tube gets hot. Just replace it. That assembly needs a good circuit for a proper spark.
Don't super glue it. I've also used hose clamps to hold those things up if I've stripped the thread. Although that little tab is rusted off on yours.
Quote from: pbe gummi bear on February 28, 2017, 10:39:37 AM
Wrap some bailing wire around the ceramic part then loop that tight around the burner. Stainless if you can swing it. Or just pay the $7 for a new one :P
I think I'm gonna try this route (Bailing wire).
Quote from: captjoe06 on February 28, 2017, 11:10:57 AM
Quote from: pbe gummi bear on February 28, 2017, 10:39:37 AM
Wrap some bailing wire around the ceramic part then loop that tight around the burner. Stainless if you can swing it. Or just pay the $7 for a new one :P
I think I'm gonna try this route (Bailing wire).
I'm sure it will work. Scrub the carbon off the electrode and tube first because the wire may be more work to remove and replace.