20 Most Recent Rangemaster LEISURE 55 & 110 FAN OVEN ELEMENT-CLASSIC - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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Sounds like the thermocouple

Check for a controller board. Probably that or a temp sensor.

Could be a broken resistance. Good luck.

I’d be looking at wiring both in Stove and house. If that’s not comfortable to you, call repair tech or electrician

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Check your circuit breakers for a kitchen circuit that is off. Most range hoods are wired to a different circuit than the cooktop/range. Next check if any nearby GFCI (ground fault) or AFCI (arc fault) outlets aren't working. If the outlets have test/reset buttons, try to reset them. Warning: if these repeatedly trip, there may be a leak getting to your wiring (GFCI) or an insulation problem or loose wire that is causing a potential fire risk. Alternatively the outlets could be damaged and need to be replaced. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells (My range hood is wired to a lighting circuit. Thus it's not on a GFCI circuit. However, your wiring could be different.)

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Most likely you need to remove burner caps and clean out holes. While it is off turn it on for a sec and see if you small gas. CAREFUL just a sec. A good cleaning is best before you call your gas company. Our's PG&E do'es it for free check with yours before you call a repairman. Hope this helps Mike

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due to safety issues - and possibly injury from a hot burner when you think it is turned off - talk to a local repairman in your area.

First, I'm not a Rangemaster Tech. * call vendor for service. Gas leaks are hazardous and require a qualified tech to service. *** The following is for information only.*** * I've always had problems servicing gas stove, heaters, boilers, etc. Lots of unique components that require special tools to service. * I was surprised to find out that it's better to call on your local Gas Supplier for service. The not only check the supply line but also have a very good working experience with all types of gas fired equipment. * Slow pilot lighting or burner fire usually means a clogged gas vent or valve. If other burners are working fine, then it's just that particular burner. * If all burners have the same symptom then it could be a number of things. * Check gas mains for pressure and flow (you need a gas meter for this but if you have another stove on the same line then it's probable that the mains are okay. Unless the connector or shutoff valve is not working properly (partial open). * Check gas hose to stove for kinks. Replace if bent (re bending will crack a metal hose.) * Check the gas regulator (again, need a gas meter) * Check the feed and branches for gas. If pilot lights are not on then there is a good indication that your not getting gas to that section. (or the pilot is clogged) Clean, clear, or replace pipes/parts. * Check valve on each burner. This is the most used item on the stove. Expect it to wear out. Replace as needed. * Final, Be safe; Call your Gas company or MFR tech for service. Aloha, ukeboy57