Re: I had power failure and my oven nor broiler won't...
Have you checked the circuit breaker associated with this portion of your electrical panel? Do you have any power to the unit? Does the clock illuminate?
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if you can see the ignitor glowing on either the broiler or the lower area of the oven then the gas valve is bad and not opening anymore,sometimes the ignitors are the culprit as they are in series with the gas valve and if weak wont let the valve open,but both upper and lower burners not operating i would suspect a gas valve first
Contact a professional to have the unit diagnosed for repairs. Sounds like the heating elements are either faulty or the main control board won't allow the unit to heat up correctly.
either its the oven sensor rod located at the top of the ovens cavity,or your bake element could be getting a hot spot which is when it gets a discolored spot in the element and can no longer pass sufficient current to heat the oven past 250 degrees
Probably a failure to get 240 volts to those elements.
If burners work, then it's probably an oven CONTROL(S)l failure. Test them if you know how. Very difficult to find parts for a stove that old.
I have a spectra gas range and the broiler works but the oven doesn't. When I turn the oven on the middle light blinks but oven won't light, what's wrong? Model#348A8035P017
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