GE JGBC20 Gas Kitchen Range "shut pilot light oven" Questions

...Pilot lights in older ovens are not meant to be shut off. Most have thermocouples that keep the gas flowing as long as the pilot light is burning. If you are going to leave the stove unused for any ...

...raising the pilot but that did not work, (Please Help) You probably have a bad thermocouple. Try cleaning it off with sand paper. It's the part that the pilot light is

Oven Bottom Heating The Pilot (bottom) is not working of my oven, and I do not smell the gas either, I belive the gas auto-shuts down when the pilot is out of order. Do you think i can fix myself or I

...pilot light don't light up nor does it come on. I don't smell gas coming from it. I can't figure what it is. Can you help me. The oven probably has an igniter to light the pilot, and when not in use, ...

PILOT VALVE SHUT OFF IS OR WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE. You should be able to blow out the pilot, after 30 seconds or so the fuel flow should be stopped by the oven safety (usually has the red button on it) If

after gas is shut off for 10 minutes. Then turn to pilot, hold down, light, keep holding down for exactly 1 minute, then turn gas knob to ON and you should be good. If gas shuts off, then valve is bad

...pilot lights ARE scary and should make you nervous. This is why they are no longer allowed in new gas ranges. I mounted an inline gas shut off to the stove where the gas enters (on mine this is right ...

...pilot light or re-ignite it? Thank you in advance! REmove bottom panel from stove. shut gas off for at LEAST 5 min. Longer is better. Then placel open flame above gas nozzle, slowly turn to ignite ...

...shut the gas off. The stovetop burners all work normally. The clock works as usual too. I can't find a manual for this. Do I have a pilot light? if so how do I reignite it? if not what are possible ...

pilot will not light after repeated attemps. Shut main gas line off as book suggested. Re-lit burners and then oven pilot. Pilot only stays lit if holding red pilot button 90% chance your thermocouple