Electric/Gas query

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    When a youngster visiting Grandad the light bulb in the room exploded and set fire to the cord from the ceiling. Dashed to the sink - got a glass of water and threw it at the burning cord - it did the job but was told later that had the water made an arc to the electric current there may have been a bit of a problem.......:oops::oops::eek:
     
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    With respect mate. What actually causes the spark.
    There are several ways.
    1 button for all rings.
    Depress Dial for ring till spark ignites.
    Electric operated (appears not that one if no cable/plug)
    Battery operated
    Mechanically operated
    Plus the fact that the igniter could be clogged/water If it's just individual and not all rings.
    Else buy one of those trigger ones lol.
     
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    each ring has a button - turn button on and gas flows - then manually press button to ignite but nothing happens (same for all four rings) - can't see any battery.
     
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    Not exactly sure where it would be located but I looked up Bosch Hobs and batteries are a common feature. it's in the trouble shooting and specs. In their models. If you kept the manual. (Or look online) it might show where its located. But I couldn't find it.
    1.5 vdc battery. Customer services might point out where it is. Or even a gas fitter if you know one. The manual online doesn't.
     
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