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DIY Gas Stove Spark Igniter Tester
Last updated on Sep 2, 2026
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I dedicated another document to the advantages of a neon lamp for performing this check of the ignition mechanism of a gas stove; it must be said that it is rare for us to have a problem with this, but why not make a simple tool to test it and know how to do it.
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In this case, I show you another model that is even simpler with: 2 alligator clips, 2 short pieces of wire, a neon lamp without a protection resistance, a bit of silicone, and heat-shrink tubing.
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Solder the 2 wire pieces to the lamp, cover the terminals with heat shrink tubing, and apply a drop of silicone to prevent electrical arcing between the lamp's input terminals via the "shortest path."
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Exploded view of the assembly, covered with heat shrink tubing to protect the lamp and prevent spark arcing.
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Follow these instructions in reverse order to reassemble your device.
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