[color=#333333]hi, currently my stove is placed in the middle of the kitchen wall and i want to put it in the corner and turn it 90 degrees (so it faces front but related to the adjacent wall). a person/repair suggested that the only thing that'd need to happen is to extend the flexible line to where the stove would be and turn it and tuck around the corner of the walls, which is about about 4 feet to the right. that would tho leave exposed the 10" pipe and the joint of the flexible pipe + a outlet )where currently i believe a pilot of the stove is connected) and will also have the pipes be near the side of the stove so want to ask if this would be a problem. in other words it'll have exposed gas pipes running next to the side of the stove. what i'd think would be best to do is to have those pipes tucked inside the wall but that would mean to make a bigger job that seemingly they are not willing to do at this time. so wanted to ask if should proceed with this or just leave the way it is, although it's currently very inefficient.[/color] [color=#333333]tnx![/color]

I've spent about an hour looking all over the web for not just the replacement part number of the spark module, but I can't find this specific model number on ANY site, including Viking's (although I did find just the VGIC365). Any, this model has 4 burners plus a grill in the middle. The two burners on the right and the left click and ignite - no issues. However, the two burners on the left don't even click. I know I need to replace the spark module, but can't find the model number. From other posts, pages, and forums, it doesn't look like any of the other replacement parts (e.g., a PA020047 seems common - [url]https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Viking-Pa020047-Invensys-Re-ignition/dp/B005SM9TI4[/url]). Can anyone tell me what the replacement part is? Here's a picture of it. I can't read any of the writing on it. [h1]Pa020047[/h1]