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Anonymous Posted on Oct 07, 2010

I have model seg 196. It smells like a gas leak on the left side. When I ignite the burners, a fan kicks on. The fan that turns on appears to be the one in the oven, although the oven is electric. I tried switching the burners. Only happens on the left side. What's up?

  • Anonymous Oct 07, 2010

    Since the oven is electric & the stovetop is gas, I don't understand why the oven fan would come on. I don't know where the leak may be coming from.

  • Anonymous Oct 07, 2010

    The oven is electric

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It smells like gas but there is no gas run to this oven? You are certain of that I take it? Is there any nearby appliance that runs on gas? What about the oven portion of it?

Let me know and I can help here.
Tim

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    I just saw your other comment, couldn't see it before... the stovetop is gas correct? It sounds like something is malfunctioning for sure, there is no logical reason that fan would kick on, and if there is gas leaking that is extremely dangerous as I'm sure you realize. You can try replacing some parts, I have recommendations, but honestly you are going to be best served bringing someone in - in person to look at it. Either that or completely shut off the stove until you get the new parts.

    Thanks
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Kathy,
The burner in the oven that has the fan going on is leaking. May be a small leak but a leak nevertheless. So please have its gas pipe removed and replaced soonest. Then the has smell and the fan running on its own will cease.

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