Electronic Ignition for Stovetop (w/pics)
I finally got tired enough of the piezoelectric igniter on my Atwood stovetop that I decided to replace it with a battery-powered igniter unit. You know what I’m talking about. You twist the knob; bam...
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Yes, that's about what I had in mind for trim if I have to cobble something (except my stove is white :C) -- but in the original post it looks to me (third picture, closeup from top and fifth picture) like there is a black plastic cover about 1/16 inch thick extending to both sides of the push knob...so I was curious.
More important than aesthetics though, that implies that the igniter is screwed in two places to the stove and doesn't rely only on the somewhat flimsy knob nut for fastening...a more quality approach in my book.
But that was probably last year's model and someone figured they could save a fraction of a cent by eliminating these pesky screws and threaded holes...
More important than aesthetics though, that implies that the igniter is screwed in two places to the stove and doesn't rely only on the somewhat flimsy knob nut for fastening...a more quality approach in my book.
But that was probably last year's model and someone figured they could save a fraction of a cent by eliminating these pesky screws and threaded holes...
