Smeg A2.2 Gas Kitchen Range - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

may be thermostat or control card

It sounds like you have a hot wire going to ground (earth) and your oven is protecting you as it should. Finding the problem will take a little know how and I would advise you to find a serviceman or friend with some electrical experience to check it out. Someone could try and talk you through it, but that would be an unsafe option.

Yes you can. I am a licensed electrician and have seen it happen several times. However, if you replace the fuse and it blows again stop and check to see if you have a ground problem. You will need a volt/ohm meter to do this. Any hardware or Walmart will have a cheap one, which is all you will need. Most ovens in the home are 240 volt ac. You may have a three or four wire systems depending on how old the unit is. One wire is a ground, and is a protection wire that will trip the breaker or blow the fuse instead if shocking you if any power goes to the outer case.. It is usely green or yellow with a green stripe. In older units it also was used as a return for the 120vac devices on the unit (Lights, Controls, etc.) This wasn't very safe and new units have four wires, one dedicated to the return line.
All that said, you check it by first unplugging the oven and turning the breaker back on or replacing the fuse. If it doesn't trip or burn out, plug the unit back in. If nothing goes wrong you are good to go. If it does trip, call a service man of frind with an electrical background to check it out. Most oven problems are not that hard to fix, just expencive depending on the part.

If the stove is vented to the outside, it may be just drawing air from the room through the fan.

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Question edited for clarity. The thermocouple safely device needs replacing. It's job is to make sure there is a good pilot flame before opening the main burner valve. When they fail, the flame goes out. You can try holding the knob longer, or just call for service and have it replaced. It is a gas appliance so should only be worked on by a gas certified technician. It is a fast job, in and out in 30 minutes, so call out plus the part. ..

It is a high-end appliance and that sounds like a control board issue. They are expensive, so correct diagnosis is important. Call for dealer service. https://www.google.com/search?q=smeg+oven+service+near+me ..

As an AI language model, I do not have access to specific product information or wiring diagrams. It is important to obtain the correct wiring diagram for your specific model of gas stove to ensure proper and safe installation. I recommend consulting the user manual or contacting the manufacturer or a licensed electrician for assistance.

If two burners on your Smeg SR275XGH2 gas hob have a very low flame, it may indicate a problem with the burners or the gas supply. Here are some steps you can try to fix the problem:

1. Check the gas supply: Make sure that the gas supply to the hob is properly connected and turned on. If the gas supply is off or disconnected, the burners may not function properly.
2. Check the burners: Check the burners for any visible damage or blockages that may be causing the low flame. Make sure the burners are clean and free of any debris or foreign objects.
3. Check the gas pressure: Make sure that the gas pressure to the hob is set correctly. If the gas pressure is too low, the burners may not function properly.
4. Check the connection: Make sure that the connection between the hob and the gas supply is secure and not damaged. If the connection is damaged, it may cause the burners to function improperly.
5. Contact technical support: If the above steps do not help, you may need to contact Smeg or a technical support team for further assistance. They will be able to diagnose the problem and provide you with the necessary support.

It is also a good idea to check the documentation or manual that came with the hob for any troubleshooting tips or recommendations.

Hope this helps! The issue is that the control board requires reconfiguration. Firstly switch off the appliance and disconnect from the mains. Reconnect and Press and Hold the Minus key '-' While holding the minus key press keys 1 through 4 in turn within 4 seconds. Each key press will give an audible beep. Once done you should get a 'C' displayed for each ring element. Now place a pan of water on one element. Press the Plus key '+' next to the element ring and wait for the 'C' to change to '-'. Repeat that for each element and once complete the appliance will switch off. Reconfiguration is now complete and you can use the appliance as normal.

Connect the gas and see. What does the installation manual say? https://www.smeg.com.au/products/FS9606XS We aren't Smeg, it is just a filing category. ..

MIGHT BE TIME TO REPLACE IT

CONTACT THE PLACE YOU GOT IT SHOULD HAVE WARRANTY

Try cleaning the burner and jets.

Mostly when you can light up the pits without the clicker, then that means that there is no power on the stove at all. Check the power cord running to it (which generate the sparks) and see if there is any damage to it.

Check the regulator at your gas bottles may need replacing

Most likely the thermocouple faulty. Not sure about the gas regs where you are so be sure tocheck them out before replacment

even stainless steel will tarnish with the heat from the flame all metal discolours with heat so the cleaning products will only be to remove spilt food etc from the hob

Unplug it for now and then try and find a new switch pad.

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