Bunners do not get hot

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Check the element.

If this is a glass top cooktop then yes the bunner light will still be on when you turn it off. Also the bunner area will be still be hot. The reason why the light is still on it is telling you that the bunner surfas is still over 95 degrees. Once the bunner area is under the 95 degrees the light will go off. It is a safty warning for people saying that the surface is still hot.


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you must dismantle all the burners and clean them well, also you can adjust the air inlet just at the point the bunners join the jets

You probably need a new regulator.

on the gas valve there is a orfice a pin hole you can ajust the size of the orfice by tighting the ajustment a little a 1/4 turn . it is on the valve where the gas gos out to the bunner usualy a 1/2 in open wrench fits on it its made of brass you have to open the top to see it there is also a air ajustment where the bunner fits over the gas valve orfice if the flame is red open it more if its to hot close the air a little make the flame red then turn the gas down tell its blue agin

take the knob off, insert a small flat head screwdriver into the shaft and turn slowly

my guess would be a flame/temperature sensor

HI thanks for your question. the part that's at fault, is the igniter. it glows but not hot enough to ignite all the gas. replace the igniter. thanks the appliance doc. please rate my answer. thanks.

some older ovens did use one side just as a "bread warmer"...only way to tell for sure is to check if there is a burner below the left side