We have a model 4001 glass washer that won't stay constant with the heat Eric

Paragon 4001 timer?
http://waterheatertimer.org/Paragon-timers-and-manuals.html#4000
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Gene

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Loosen the carb bowl nut until it begins leaking into the shallow clear glass bowl you placed beneath it. It may take a minute to have drained the water out of the bowl and another minute or so to get some more from the gas tank. With the glass bowl you will be able to see the water in the bottom and gas floating on top of it. When you see the gas on top then tighten the bowl nut and try to crank. (Choking helps draw out water still in carb) Return gas collected. to tank but do not let the water go back in.

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Go online and search for brand and model number service manual. There are probably multiple things it could be, but the troubleshooting section should point you in the rite way.

usally when a security light stays on is that you still have it in test mode, check the switches on sensor, hope this helps

I am assuming having looked up the model that you have a glass top range. These ranges use a thermostat to regulate cooking temperature, and when they go bad you will either suffer from erratic cooking temperature or have no heat at all. The best solution I can think of is to replace that thermostat.

Open the oven door and look up across the front for 4 screws.
Eric

Yes a replacement glass is available. They can be tricky to install especially if the door has to come off for disassembly. use your model number on searspartsdirect .com then use that part number to search the web and ebay for the best price.
Eric

Model tag is inside door frame or at the bottom corner on the side. It may have been removed or not replaced if the front panel was replaced, Eric

For what it's worth, when the handle on my mother-in-law's crockpot broke, I went to Home Depot and bought a cheap wooden drawer knob (about $1 as I recall). I put a plastic washer between the knob and the glass and another under the screw head from the bottom (to prevent cracking the lid), tightened the screw and good as new.