Questions & Answers for: gas oven broiler ignighter

...Oven burner at bottom does not work. The ignitor gets hot but no gas to light. Broiler and range work. change the bottom ignighter just because it glowes doesn't mean its getting hot enough to open ...

gas stove/oven. The oven will not heat at all. The clock is on and the heat cycle will count down but no heat. I had to reset the fuse for the circuit the oven is on in the kitchen ( may or may not be

...gas oven The oven stopped working after a recent power outage, it doesn't do anything. Although the broiler does work. Any suggestions?? if your clock and broiler work then you need to replace the ...

...gas range oven not working I have a 2 yr old range and the oven does not work. the broiler is ok and the oven ignitor works. I am assuming it is the electronic controller for the oven. Is this right? ...

...gas when the oven is turned on for more than 10 minutes. The top burners work. It is a Whirlpool model # SF315PEMB1 see if your broiler works if it does replace the bootom ignighter even though it ...

...gas coming oven doesnt work. it wont ignite. i smell no gas coming in. burners work fine ok try your broiler if it lights change the glow bar in the lower oven the glow bar acts as a safty if it ...

oven igniter does not glow red thus no gas burner light I had the same problem and swapped the oven igniter with the broiler igniter and the oven now works. This proved the oven igniter itself was the

gas oven won't light; broiler will light; igniter glows YOUR BOTTOM IGNIGHTER IS BAD EVEN THOUGH IT GLOWS IT ISN'T GETTING HOT ENOUGH TO SEND THE RIGHT SIGNAL TO THE GAS VALVE TO OPEN THIS IS A COMMON

...oven won't work. stove and broiler work fine. ignighter glows but it seems like there is no gas. I would check with your manufacturer and see if a professional can diagnose the regulator and even ...

...it was clogged with no success. defective ignitor. Oven ignitors can glow and allow enough current through to open the oven gas valve but just not produce enough heat to ignite the gas ...