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The oven has a flame detection installed that makes sure the gas turns off if the flame goes out. There are two component that do this. One is the flame detector and the other is the control device that turns the gas off,. Either one of these cold be faulty. The cheapest way is probably to replace the detector in the oven and if that does not work, replace the gas control device.

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If you are talking about the little flame that is supposed to be burning at all times then you need to go to a hardware store and purchase a thermocouple. It is a small copper tube that sense's the flame. When working it will constantly burn a pilot flame so that when you turn on the oven it will ignite the gas in the burner. Once the burner is lit it will stay lit until the oven reaches the desired temperature. Replace the THERMOCOUPLE.

What are you calling a normal socket? 120 volt? If it is not a dedicated circuit, YOU can't do it, you will need to call an electrician. If it is a dedicated circuit,(a socket that has its own breaker, with NOTHING ELSE attatched to it), you take the neutral leg, the white wire, and connect it to a leg of power next to the one that the breaker is connected to. You must change the breaker to a 2 pole, and make sure you are not over amping the circuit. You can only go up 20% on the amperage. Any more, and you run the risk of melting wires, which might cause a fire. Get back to me if you have ANY questions. This is a job for an electrician

could be the thermocouple

the bayonet fitting is on the end of the gas pipe that plugs into the gas main. look at the back of your cooker follow the black pipe you will see a brass end that fit to the solid gas pipe if you have a ring on the end of you flexible pipe that you can push in slightly and turn to disconnect you have a bayonet. its not the cooker that is a bayonet but the flexy pipe that is connected to your cooker. you can add one if one not fitted

I'll give this a go! With a cooker like this, you depress and then turn the control knob, press the ignition button and continue to depress the control knob for a few seconds. This is because a device called a thermocouple is heated by the flame and you have to continue to depress the control knob so that sufficient gas flows to heat up the thermocouple. If the thermocouple does not get hot or stay hot then the gas valve is automatically closed - stopping the gas. The thermocouple is a 'flame failure' safety device. If the gas gets cut off then the flame goes out and the thermocouple goes cold switching off the gas valve automatically. However, you are having to try and manually keep the gas going for a good five minutes. I would think that there is either a problem with the thermocouple or the gas control valve! Tony www.birminghamelectricsltd.com

gas oven ignites and lights then flame goes out

It could be. I suggest you get the assistance of a caravan club member who knows about gas cookers to help you.

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Taking a guess, I would expect gas is leaking from somewhere and bypassing the burner and when it has built enough to reach the flame it will pop. LPG is heavier than air... I suggest you remove the burner and ensure everything is clean including inside the mixing chamber is free of fluff and dust and ensure the gas jet and gas supply to the jet housing is tight and the connection to the pilot light is similarly tight.

Pull the cooker out and look

if diy. turn off power, remove plug from socket. remove access plate or back where cable enters and observe internals . Ascertain if there is are fuses were cable attaches. if nine leave and contact electrical repairs or supplier. remember if you remove or undue screws, you void any guarantee remaining.

What do you mean by hard-wiring? Bypassing controls and fuses?

On all burners? Have you cleaner the burners and now its not working. Try taking the burner tops OFF Now put them back carefully, making sure that they completely fit. It's unusual that they all fail at one. Try my instructions and get back if it still doesn't work Good luck

Most gas ranges and cooktops are set for natural gas at the factory. If the flames are too high this could be an indication the range or cooktop was improperly converted from a natural gas setting to LP, (Liquid Propane) gas setting. Contact your installer or local Gas Company to correctly convert the range or cooktop. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/marc_162a3912222e83a4

If you have no other clue and you have no personal experience repairing a ranege cooker, call a repair service. Messing with cooker0s wiring might be dangerous.

Buzzing indicates a not so flat bottom.

Yes call a technician /service agent to see if parts are available If they are have the technician call to carry out the repairs