Product review (1 stars): If you're buying this because you want the snap connector instead of splicing, read this...
I bought this so I wouldn't have to deal with the hassle of cutting and splicing wires.  This was supposedly compatible with my stove model, so I paid extra for the snap supply connector.  But be advised as shown in my photos: The snap assembly has an extra requirement for compatibility as shown on the tag reading, "WARNING: Use only with the EATON 4100 Series Automatic Valves," and the plastic pin guards/guides don't fit with my connector. The ones on this new one are shaped to prevent snapping into the wrong supply assembly--see how they're both flat on one side? My oven has one round pin guard and one flat.  Don't know if this means I *also* shouldn't simply cut and splice this, but I'll never know because the new igniter flipped off the table while I was finagling the pin guard into the light in the kitchen to try to photograph this so you can actually see it.  The igniter bar shattered on the floor (also pictured) because my hand came down on the very stiff wires and flipped it right over as I tried to focus on the pins.

Extra joke on me: I had bought ceramic nuts also, in case the assembly didn't work, because I couldn't tell from the photo or any details in the product description that this would *really* fit in the first place.  But guess what? There are ceramic wire nuts included with this, even though they aren't in the photo and aren't mentioned. The cynic in me is pretty sure both the manufacturer and the seller know darn well you're almost certainly going to have to cut off the snap assembly anyway, and that extra inclusion of the photo, and/or mention of the ceramic nuts being included, might tip you off to that high probability.

So, for those of you who bought this more expensive igniter for that snap assembly, like me?  Just drive to a hardware store and buy one, or get same-day Amazon shipping on the cheaper version that is up front about requiring a splice and shows the required, included ceramic nuts in the product photo.  It's not hard to make that extra effort to splice.

Though this was frustrating and cash down the drain for me yesterday, it's worth it if this helps any of you before you make the same mistakes I did....not just buying this bum deal, but also breaking it, because I just haaaad to stop to photograph it so you can see pictures in addition to comments.  Pictures are worth way more than my words here, and this should have included better photos and complete information in the first place.