I have a new GE JGP940SEKSS range that I installed yesterday. The regulator was lost, so I purchased a GE WB19K5019. This deliveres 4" natural gas to the stove.
The two front burners are larger and light quickly off of the sparker. The two smaller burners in the back also have a very good spark, but they are very slow to light, sometimes not lighting at all.
I have checked the burner gas deflector caps to see if there is a notch that needs to be placed towards the spark, but they are symmetrical, and can only be inserted in two rotations (180 deg apart). There appears to be no difference in ease of lighting depending on cap orientation. I have attempted to adjust the flame set screw (for low flame set point) a little bit and that does not seem to help.
Gas burners use propane or natural gas...refer to the manual to see what it takes and sometimes you have a switch to select the proper gas. you can call a gas man to confirm this and correctly tell you whats going on.
I have a Jenn Air electric range thats about 12 years old, and the digital readout on the control...
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I have a Jenn Air electric range thats about 12 years old, and the digital readout on the control panel no longer lights up, but all the bottons still work fine. The replacement part is $170, is it worth replacing on a 12 year old unit, and if so, is it hard to do?
When we use the broiler on our Kenmore range, the F9 warning starts beeping almost immediately and...
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When we use the broiler on our Kenmore range, the F9 warning starts beeping almost immediately and won't stop until about 30 minutes after the broiler is turned off. We have cleaned the oven and it doesn't seem to help. The range was purchased in 1997 and I don't want to spend a lot of money on parts/repairs. Is this a common problem?