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PROBLEMS
6.
Oven Burner/Broil Burner
will not turn on.
"SELECTOR" switch set
on "MANUAL".
Thermostat set at
350°/Broil Door latch in
cook position.
NOTE: The flat type
ignitor used in these
models has an operating
current range of from 3.2
amps A.C. to 3.6 amps
A.C. The gas valve is
calibrated to open at
slightly over 3.2 amps,
since the ignitor will be hot
enough to ignite any gas
flowing from the burner.
The current can be
checked using a clamp-on
ampmeter on an in-line
ampmeter. If the current
does not reach 3.2 amps,
replace the ignitor.
7.
Gas valve opens but
Oven/Broiler burner does
not ignite. Delayed
ignition.
POSSIBLE CAUSE
A.
No 120 VAC to range.
B.
Inoperative ignitor.
C.
Defective selector switch.
D.
Inoperative gas valve.
E.
E.R.C., circuit board, probe
or probe
harness/connection.
F.
Inoperative thermostat.
G.
Faulty wiring.
H.
No gas to range.
I.
Low line voltage.
J.
High gas pressure (LP).
A.
BAKE/BROIL ignitor
positioned too far from
burner.
B.
Incorrect adjustment/or
incorrect burner orifice on
broil burner. (LP GAS).
C.
Low gas pressure.
D.
Low line voltage.
CORRECTION
A.
Check electric at wall ou
B.
Check ignitor according
ignitor.
C.
Check selector switch a
D.
Check gas valve accord
valve.
E.
Check E.R.C., circuit bo
according to instructions
F.
Check thermostat accor
thermostat.
G.
Check wiring against ap
be sure all terminals and
tight.
H.
Check main gas line shu
at inlet pipe.
I.
Check wall outlet voltag
J.
Check gas pressure (11
A.
Reposition BAKE/BROI
Adjust universal/orifice (
B.
Install correct orifice (bro
Check gas pressure (6"
C.
WCP for LP).
Check voltage at wall o
D.
Check alignment of burn
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