Amana Kitchen Ranges - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

It is not difficult to replace a control board. Just replace the plugs one at a time wire or plug for plug.

Parts diagram from sears. AMANA Slide In Gas Range Parts Model ARGS7650SS P1130764NSS Amana Product Literature Search Results

actual oven space? Never had anyone ask that before. Even manufacturers don't list that info. Why not just measure depth x width x height (of oven cavity) in inches and multiply to get an estimated total of square inches. Then divide by 144 (the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot).

On a gas stove, you simply choose the desired temperature. If the stove is operating normally, it will automatically adjust the flame.

Yes it WILL lift up. Check on the manufacturers web site for the instruction manual for your model.

Sounds like a bad Ignitor, so your safety valve won't open.

Hi.

Either the single ignitors are faulty, or the ignitor sparker module must be replaced.
The sparkers are tested energizing them.
The ignitor hub module is located under the cooktop panel.
Check also the wiring harness to spark module.

Here all parts and diagrams for your range.

Regards.

Hello,
Your right side burners probably have small vertical lighting holes that are clogged where the pilot lights the burner. Use a sewing needle to poke each hole clean. While you're at it, poke clean the horizontal burner holes just to make sure they are not clogged either. Are there also little tunnels from the burners to each pilot flame? Make sure those are clean inside and attached properly on each end. The pilot flame should be approx 3/8" tall. Compare the working pilot flame to the non-working pilot flames and adjust as necessary. Each pilot has a small aluminum tubing running to it, the adjustment screw will be on this tube. You'll just need a small flat head screw driver to turn it counter-clockwise to increase flame. Hope this helps. Let us know if we can be of further assistance. Douglas

Check the fuse/ circuit breaker in the fuse box first if that's ok some electric cookers have a fuse or a fusible link inside the back panel, you will need a multimeter to test it (be careful electric cookers are dangerous to work on) if you are not familiar with them.