Gas oven will not turn on. Everything else works.

As your oven is electric there is a heating element in the oven, have a look in the oven to find it and check the little plug in caps on the end to make sure they are not loose. If they,re ok check the switch on the front panel sometimes the knob comes loose on the spindle if that's all ok it may be the switch has failed. Good luck.

Both ovens don't work? Is the gas turned on? Have you waited 20 minutes?
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next time send the model number and say if it's gas or electric?if it's gas you have a bad bake ignitor,if it's electric you have a bad bake element

my brother stopped by last night and undid the lower fire cover , fiddled with something (we don't know the name) , now the oven will heat up and life is calm.
thanx for having this site to help calm us silly homemakers who aren't DIY.
aloha, teri

you need to replace the oven ignitor

Most likely your oven igniter is faulty. When they get worn they will heat up but not get hot enough for the gas to turn on.
Part number is 7432P062-60

My gas oven won't stay off. It feel like it's on, always warm.

When you turn the oven on do you see any kind of glow inside the oven compartment? If you didn't your controller may be defective. If there is one of two possibilities: defective safety valve(GAS VALVE) or defective ignitor (glowing unit - even though it glows - still bad). The latter is the more likely of the two. When working properly about 3.2 amps needed to turn safety valve.

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When the oven safety valve refuses to open and let gas through, it's almost always because not enough current is flowing through the ignitor. Often an aging ignitor will appear to be glowing pretty brightly but still won't draw enough current to make the valve open. The first thing to try replacing is the ignitor.

You describe your ignitor as "red and glowing" but oven ignitors normally get a lot brighter than "red" -- well into what I'd call yellow.

If you can smell the gas when you turn on the oven, it may be on a separate igniter that has gone bad. I would check this first. If you are not getting gas to the oven, there is possibly an issue with the supply line.