Sunray Oven Ignitors

Sunray, a US-based appliance manufacturer, is no longer in existence. The brand was owned by Amana, which was owned by Maytag, which was in turn bought by Whirlpool in 2006. Sunray stoves may still be found in antique or vintage appliance stores, and parts may be purchased through vendors online or in brick and mortar stores. A number of businesses across the United States offer stove reconditioning and parts rebuilding for fans of old-fashioned appliances. Some offer, for a fee, a value assessment service so owners may determine how much their vintage stove is worth in the marketplace. They're usually required to send in information about the model name and number as well as photographs of their old stoves. Some reconditioning businesses will also buy old appliances for resale.

Sunray Warranty And Replacement Parts

As Sunray is no longer in existence, the only warranties available are on replacement parts when provided by their manufacturers. Parts may be found through clearinghouses and delivered to the consumer's home through online vendors as well as parts stores. Parts sold won't be Sunray brand but, rather, a generic one. To ensure you obtain the correct part, provide the parts seller with your appliance model number.

The Sunray brand has been owned by Whirlpool since 2006. The brand has been discontinued and isn't likely to be serviced by its new owner. Below is the contact information for Whirlpool.