Stove top hot when oven on

I had similar issue with my electric stove as well. The model of the stove is the same as the one that us mentioned above on the beginning of the this discussion. The issue I had on my stove was that the display shows time and no error code how ever the oven top light indicator comes on but the oven won't heat up. Here are the steps I took to fix the issue: First I unplugged the stove and used a multimeter to verify that it has 240Volt coming. It checked good for 240v. Second, I opened up the terminal on the stove where the plug connects, there I discovered one of the hot leg has melted and broken thus only 120v getting to the stove. I repaired the broken wire and verified 240v coming in the stove and stove was fixed for good. I further investigated what caused the wire to melt and broken, my finding was exposed hot wire shorted to the stove body (ground). Hope this helps. Thanks for reading

All you have to do it wait and it will unlock itself. It just gets very hot so the stoves are made to seal themselves until cool!

That happens with age,unfortunately.You can replace the insulation in the oven.It is not very difficult,but takes some time.

Here is a link to their site,you will find the parts you nee there.Or at a local dealer.

you need new glow coil for over it may looklike its working glowing orange but it isnt getting hot enough so you neeed replace it

I am looking at an Inglis range, approximately $479.00 and am wondering if the insulation in the oven door is less than a more expensive stove would have.

glow plug needs to draw 4 amps to open gas valve even if it red hot ...not drawing 4 amps replace glow plug
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I suspect this may have been happening for quite some time and you may never have noticed it. MANY ovens vent near one of the stove eyes. If you lift the cooktop for 'servicing', I bet you see the little vent. It is usually in the back right underneath the cooking surface. Check to make sure it is not blocked, clogged or has rusted out/off.

Take off the top cover plate inside the oven. Now with the door open turn the oven on does the hot surface glow? If it doesn't glow then you have a bad igniter and needs to be replaced. What ever you do don't touch the surface of the new igniter human oil will shorten the life of the igniter. now if the hot surface glows then the gas valve is bad and need to be replaced. I'm betting it's the hot surface.

1. usually green wire is ground, connct to the body for your
stove.

2. the white neutal wire should connect to the stove neutal, one
hot wire to the stove and one to the light.

3. be careful

The most probable cause is that the heating elements are getting 110V instead of 220V. Check the voltage to the heating elements.