20 Most Recent Wolf Range 30 in. SCB30C Gas Cooktop - Page 9 Questions & Answers

maybe this site will help if I have the right part your talking about. https://www.repairclinic.com/Shop-For-Parts/a13b103i396/Jenn-Air-Range-Stove-Oven-Burner-Drip-Bowl-Parts

I would go online and look for repair parts from e replacement or similar type pages and byuy the valves there.Perhaps this is something left to repairman. Natural gas leak. may cause damage or *****.

Contact the seller and eBay

This is what Sub-Zero has to say (sounds like techno-gibberish) Looks like it's technician time - CT Induction Cooktop Error Code E13

First You should have a technician to come and check it out. But my first thought you have a obstruction in the tube going to the burner, Might be a piece of food that has fallen into the Ventura,.

Apparently there is a service manual offered on this site for $10. Modern Maid Gas Cooktop PGT193UB2 Service Manual in PDF format Appliance...

Most likely the control / clock needs replacing

Most likely the switch for that element is defective, although it could also be the element itself that's bad.

If it's new, call warranty service. Anything else may void warranty

Natural gas stove

Try cutting power to it to reset electronics. If that doesn't work, then most likely a control issue

Switch that controls that burner is bad and needs replacing

usually spares online ie ebay

You can buy ceramic cooktop cleaner

l reckon it could be a busted thermostat. Call a sparky..

Never seen one the hole is cut to size of the top so in most cases you go like for like .

You will have to clean the control area connections .

If the lights are coming on there is a great possibility that your plate needs replacement. Unfortunately electronic items usually don't come with any warranties, so make sure it is the plate before purchasing a new replacement. Regards bandha

The heating coils in the oven need to be inspected very carefully where they plug in to the oven wall. You will need to remove the back covers and check the insulators and wiring harnesses. Over time the insulation can break down and oxidize the metal connections. You can use a voltmeter or test light to verify that the coils are getting voltage from the thermostat/switch. replacing parts is cheaper than buying new if you can find the parts.