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ignition not working in cannon stratford 10932g?

I believe I need to replace a battery in the ignition of my cannon stratford 10932G cooker and would like to know how to locate it.

alan jones, June 2009

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Followed instruction for changing battery (years ld- amazing it lasted so long)......... happy to report now working again no negative issues at all.
Thanks to all............

lawrence, June 2023

I'm unable to pry out the plastic covering and I don't see a bolt that can be loosened with an Allan key. Any ideas? On the plus side I have found the battery compartment.

Thanks.

Heather, June 2019

Thanks for the info. I found the battery compartment just under the oven hinge as described. I had been looking for it or ages!

James B, April 2018

Changed the battery but still not working

Lyn, November 2017

Thank you for the simple solution I was on the verge of buying a new cooker!!

janey, May 2017

Our Stratford cooker (can't say model number) has small battery compartment below oven door hinge, labelled 'BATTERY'.

Peter, Edgbaston, June 2014

I have a cannon model 10253G does this have a battery?

Steve, June 2014

Brilliant, thought it was unit at back but obviously not, so thank goodness for internet , just changed battery and now firing on all cylinders, thanks.

Sheila, April 2014

It's quite easy to get it to work, just open the oven and look to the bottom left corner and you will see a small screw.you just need an alan key (or pliers) and unscrew. Then replace the battery pack with another, (kodak,energiser or duracell will do.) There is no need to touch the components. Close it try the ignition and hopefully it should work.

Augustine Aning, February 2014

wickedi it worked thanks and i am only 13 so simple

Shez, May 2013

I have the same problem on a CDA fitted gas hob - anyone have any idea where the battery might be and how to get it???

Darcy 55, May 2013

Works for the Stratford 10938G too! Thanks all.

Brian, February 2013

dont you just love the internet been struggling for months with lighter to ignite oven and i find out its a battery

andy powell, January 2013

Wow thanks for the answers.

I just got sick of waiting forever for the gas to ignite. I've had my oven for more than 12years and thought it was at the back. The battery exp. date was March 2006 when I took it out!!!

Symone, December 2012

Its real easy when you know where to look, struggled round the back of the cooker for ages would never have noticed the little flap at the front. thanks everybody.

Eleanor Styles, November 2012

Yee ha! Thanks for the information. Very greatly received. It works whoop whoop! I didn't even realise there was a battery compartment hiding there. Thanks

Mkinky, November 2012

thanks for the internet after renewing what i thought was battery unit on back of the cooker ,still no ignition . did not realize there was a 1.5v battery hiding down on front bottom left hand side ,Job done all working fine now

derek fry, November 2012

The wonders of the internet . . . .
Just aquired this cooker 2nd hand as a stop - gap and had same problem;
30 seconds on Google and one battery now in and ignition working.
Thanks to all who contributed answers.

Bods, September 2012

Brilliant! Thank you. Battery just where you said! 60 second job and I thought I would be rubbing flint until new cooker!!!

Bright Spark, March 2012

Hahahaha, five years of sticking my head in the oven to light it and turns out the battery was missing! Must have fallen out when we moved!

Compartment bottom left of cooker under oven door, gently prize out plastic cover AA battery now enclosed!

Thanks for the advice, easy fix!

Seb, December 2011

Great answer. Plate at bottom left that is undone with an Alan key.

Ed Hart, November 2011

hi carl's description is correct

JOE, July 2011

i just replace my mums with AA battery at bottom of cooker on left hand side - allen bolt unscrew then bingo

ray, December 2010

10530 on the bottom, left side - easy!

GT, October 2010

Hi and thank you for your help, Actually, my plate was secured with a 4mm allen bolt. easily removed with either an allen key or a pair of pliers then the plastic battery holder slides a little to the right and comes forward just enough for the battery to be removed and replaced. It just pops out of the back of the holder then pop the new battery in ( positive terminal to the right ) Once replaced, slide the holder back to the left to replace the small bolt.

Lucky Eddy, December 2009

Hi

Its really easy. if you look at the front of cooker left hand side below the oven door there is a small black covering just larger than an aa battery. Carefully prise it off and the battery is located on the rear of this plate.

Carl, August 2009

I need advice on the same problem

kathie hugill, August 2009

I don't know, but I've got the same problem. Please let me know if you have found an answer.

Paul Edwards, August 2009

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