I have an Electrolux EKG6049 cooker - out of warranty and the ignition button no longer works - we are using a match.

If this is a popping noise that is a delayed ignition meaning something is preventing the main burner from lighting from the pilot, this can be one of three things (1) at the point the burner and pilot meet some carbon build-up is blocking the burner holes closest to the pilot source, (2) you may have a gas pressure problem or (3) you have a combination of the first two.

It is good practice to specify model of appliance
(like EOG9330XN).

Probably means temperature range of oven sensor exceeded
(for more than 5 seconds).

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If you have a problem with your Electrolux EOD5310 cooker or oven then this diagnostic video will help you find the fault and i hope it helps you. i have put a link also so you can get the parts for your cooker

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simple flame sensors at fault eg thermocouples replace bad sensors and dsi box (direct spark ignition )

thats because the heat sensor isnt working properly need to replace

More that likely your just got the cleaning solution you used on the igniter/in the burner. Light the burners with a match and let them burn for a little bit of time. This usually works. If not you might have to clean the igniter and make sure it is creating a spark for ignition.

Pull off bottom knob of oven shine torch down at 45degrees u will see a red plate turn off power suply and use a small screwdriver to push the plate turn power back on job done.PS Check all vents are clear to stop it over heating good luck.

Modern gas cookers use an electronic ignition switch rather than a pilot light to light the gas for cooking. This means you can light your gas cooker with the touch of one button instead of using several matches or a flint lighter. Of course, you still have the option to light the gas cooker by hand with matches or a flint lighter if the ignition switch does not work the first time.

1.Open the gas regulator valve by pushing it in and turning it to a low setting.

2.Push the ignition switch once.

3.If the gas cooker does not light on the first try, close the gas regulation valve for one minute by pushing in on it and turning it back to the "Off" position.

4.Open the gas regulation valve, set it a bit higher than you did on the first lighting attempt, and push the ignition switch again.

5.Light the gas with a match or a flint lighter if the gas cooker does not light when you push the ignition switch again.