Changing gas jets on an Ilve H60cv gas cooker

Question edited for clarity.

E1 means the unit doesn't detect cookware on its' surface.

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First check the burner jet , nine times out of ten it will be blocked, probe it with primus pick or fine needle with the gas on, this will blow out any muck.

Did the plumber make sure there was not something plugging the gas service connection on the range before he hooked up the gas pipe from the house to it?

try to use black to black: white to red: and green and white to ground.
you may not have a 240 volt supply to this unit. most of the time when you have these color wires that would tell me that it only has 120 volts of power.
you can try to wire it up as described, but it may not heat enough with just 120 volts.
what type of cook top did you replace, a gas unit and now your changing it to an electric one?
if so, then you will have to replace the wiring inside the wall with the proper size wiring to handle the extra current from an electric unit.

OK, the best action is to call for service, if the unit was just installed, and purchased. This unit should be covered at this time, by the manufactures warranty, or store 30 day warranty. This repair should be free. The culprit will be a faulty spark ignition switch, and module. Testing is required. Once this switch, or(module), is replaced, the unit will operate correctly.

Hi yes it could be that if it only just done this leave it off you can still use the top the heat while cooking should dry it out.

LPG to natural, natural is bigger than LPG injector exmaple LPG 50=natural 69-
LPG 78=natural 91
LPG 85=natural 115
LPG95=natural 130
PLG 62=natural 85

A gas range requires minimal electric current. "Any ole" circuit will do.

Charlie

I accidentally bumped the thing where the gas comes out (I don't know what it's called - I'm a wife not a tekkie) and it started clicking when I turned it on. I turned off the gas and repositioned that gizmo and it stopped clicking.

problem with hob is probably water ingress in area of ignition unit - will probably cure itself oven is a completely separate unit from hob. problem with it is that you have to re-set the clock - you have it on automatic. after power outage, oven clock always has to be reset