Furrion makes several different types of RV cooking appliances, and their ignition components must be matched by the complete range or cooktop model. The FSRE oven-range family, Chef Collection cooktops and selected F1S ranges use different replacement part references. This guide helps distinguish three catalog-listed ignition parts before selecting a replacement.

Identify the appliance before the ignition component

FSRE17SA / FSRE21SA rangesThe listed replacement spark component is C-FSRE21SA-020. These Furrion ranges use model-specific ignition parts; compare the original assembly with the appliance's exploded diagram.
FGH4ZSA-SS Chef cooktopPart C-FGH4ZSA-SS-IGNITOR is catalogued as a Chef Collection cooktop igniter assembly for model FGH4ZSA-SS. The Chef cooktop is not the same appliance as an FSRE range.
F1S17L02A ignition controlPart 2021124119 identifies a silver piezo ignition-knob assembly for selected F1S17L02A configurations. It is a manual-control component, not a complete substitute for another range's ignition circuit.

Furrion ignition replacement part number chart

Furrion MPN Replacement part Appliance reference
C-FSRE21SA-020 Range ignition component FSRE17SA and FSRE21SA range families
C-FGH4ZSA-SS-IGNITOR Cooktop igniter assembly FGH4ZSA-SS Chef Collection cooktop
2021124119 Manual ignition control Selected F1S17L02A range versions
Do not substitute these three parts for one another. They correspond to separate appliance families. The catalog's model references are starting points for identification, not proof that every production revision in a family uses the same wiring, connector or mounting hardware. Use the label on your own appliance and its matching parts drawing.

Five checks before ordering

  1. Record the complete stove or cooktop model. Look for the model tag and, where available, a production or serial identifier. Check whether the appliance is an FSRE range, Chef cooktop or F1S-series range.
  2. Identify what has failed. An ignition button or knob, spark generator, wiring lead and burner electrode are different components. Replacing a knob does not automatically repair a failed spark component.
  3. Compare the original component. Examine its part number, mounting, terminals, wires and shape against the correct parts drawing. Similar-looking components may perform different functions.
  4. Check what is supplied. Confirm whether the exact replacement listing includes an ignition lead, fasteners, control knob or other hardware. Do not assume a part described as an igniter includes the full ignition system.
  5. Follow gas-appliance service instructions. Turn off the gas supply and isolate electrical power before servicing, as directed by the appliance manufacturer. Have a qualified RV gas-appliance technician investigate unsafe ignition behaviour or gas-related faults.

Already have an FSRE17SA or FSRE21SA range?

Use our Furrion FSRE17SA and FSRE21SA exploded-parts reference to identify the ignition component in the context of the range's other parts. It also shows other service items, including burner and cooking-grate components. This page focuses on distinguishing ignition families rather than duplicating that full diagram.

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