The oven in a 36" gas DCS range does not turn on. All the other components including the top 4 burners, the top grill and the broiler function normally. I have been led to believe that the most likely problem is with a faulty oven igniter. The unit is about 9 years old and predates the Fisher-Paykel takeover. In trying to get any information one is directed to deal with a toll-free number that gets you to Brisbane, Australia! Any ideas about the solution and if it is an igniter problem what is the most efficient and economical way of getting a replacement unit to Canada.
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I have a Dcs rgu366 Oven Not Working" and replaced The Igniter thinking that was the problem But' it ended up having to replaced Dual Gas valve not getting the 120Volts @ 1 one End & that fixed my problem the next thing was the Tstat!I have a Dcs rgu366 Oven Not Working" and replaced The Igniter thinking that was the problem But' it ended up having to replaced Dual
Gas valve not getting the 120Volts @ 1 one End & that fixed my problem the next thing was the Tstat!
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Well some of the older ones have a unit that is sorta like a pilot light which keeps you safe by not letting out gas before it ignites so as to not blow up. This macanism is probably bad. I use to replace them on Tappan ovens. They would last a couple of years and then would go out and to replace them then was about $80.00. Easy to do. They are usualy located inside the oven somewhere and look like a glass eye on one end with a small 1/4 inch gas line connecting to the other end.
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Please set up an appointment with a handyman with a site like Angi or Home Depot repair services to get an intial diagnostic. You might need to have the whole door replaced as the current oven door is safety hazard.
You didn't state whether you used a DCS conversion kit or not. I was able to find conversion instructions for a model similar to yours (not an exact match) but it will give you an idea as to what all is involved. DCS RGSC 305 Instructions Manual
Funny thing: There's an adjustment right on the gas valves for exactly this purpose.....
Why neither of the groups has been able to figure it out is beyond me!
Very likely the spark module. All four are supposed to click when one is turned on, however they are supposed to stop when the burner ignites. Replace the module and test. Good Luck, Appliance Specialists
You might need a new thermocouple. The thermocouple tells the oven that the pilot is lit and that it is ok to let gas into the oven. It is the metal rod that is connected to the pilot. They are fairly cheap and easy to install.
You don't give the model number of your DCS range, but it probably doesn't have a pilot light. More likely it uses and electronic igniter. Internet search on "gas oven ignitor". I think this might help you with your problem.
This happens to mine if there is anything on any of the burners, such as food residue or moisture. Check all the burners to see that nothing is touching the burner area where the gas jets are. Even a little water can make this happen.
They probably cleaned the stove and in replacing the parts of the burner switched the rings on top of the burner. This happened to me. While they look alike, the round rings, not the flat disks, have to be on the right burner in order for the electron spark to ignite the gas. Good luck.
I have the same problem...asume it is the igniter...the broiler is fine....How do you get to the bake igniter ?
Steve
oven does not turn on
I have a Dcs rgu366 Oven Not Working" and replaced The Igniter thinking that was the problem But' it ended up having to replaced Dual
Gas valve not getting the 120Volts @ 1 one End & that fixed my problem the next thing was the Tstat!
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