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Help, please, who knows. I've been suffering for 2 weeks and wasted money. The gist is this: the stove has 4 burners, after some time the electric ignition stopped working on 2 burners. I couldn't find a spark plug for one burner, the small one, but I found one for the larger one (similar in appearance). 3 burners work. Then one of the burners started to give a small spark, which is not enough to ignite the gas. All the spark plugs are working. I noticed that if you connect the spark plugs to the 4th and 3rd output of the ignition unit, the spark is powerful, but if you connect one spark plug to the output of block 1 or 2, there is almost no spark. I thought the block burned out too, bought a new one, replaced it. The same problem - the spark plugs connected to the output of block 3 and 4 give a very good spark, 1 and 2 almost do not give. At first, I got out of the situation in Russian, connected one spark plug to the output of block 4, and the other two spark plugs to the output of block 3. The spark on all burners was powerful, then hop, again the spark on one burner almost disappeared (although it is powered together with another one). Damn, what's the problem, what's wrong? I've already racked my brains. Insulating the wires with heat shrink did not lead to anything. My guess is that the unit does not have enough power to supply all the burners, but only two. The fault is with the non-original spark plug (it takes on too much or is installed at a slightly wrong distance). But why did everything work for some time then... Although, when I put the same non-original spark plug in the output of units 1 and 2, it also stops working. Does this mean that the unit is faulty? And the second one too?