20 Most Recent Rangemaster 110 (Gas) Kitchen Range - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Is this new and recently converted to LP-Gas? Did you install it and convert it or did you have a professional do it? It sounds to me like the wrong size orifice for the oven may have been put in. Was the appliance regulator converted? When you flip the cap, it allows more pressure to the burners, but this affects all stovetop & oven burners, not just one burner. Some ovens require converting the oven thermostat too, but not sure if it applies to this brand. Check your owner's manual and make sure all the steps in the conversion were done. If you had a pro install and convert it, call them back to fix it. Douglas

you have 2 buttons where there's a line underneath them both, hold these in, and then use the - and + buttons to set the clock, hope this helps you out Donna

where you clock is the buttons next to it, 2 have a line underneath joining to them both, hold them both down together to stop clock flashing, this will then allow your ovens to work, it's a safety feature on these ovens, and to reset clock keep both buttons held in and use the plus and minus button to set hope this helps Donna

pallet jack

To take your cooker off auto , turn the oven knob to 0 then the symbol that looks like a " hand with three fingers " press twice to return the cooker to manual .

press the 2 buttons on left at same time hold for a few secs the press the + to set new time

I have the same problem. The installation and service guide details how to change the grill element but does anyone know what the part number is for the grill element?

Hi, a complete shot in the dark as its a while since you posted - we have a mains gas rangemaster 110 and need an LPG one, do you still need to change or have you sorted it now? Cheers

you need the btus of both to size gas pipework

you can phone rangemaster helpline on 08707 895 107 spare parts or tech team.

Check that the sensor is in contact with the flame.

got the same problem on a rangemaster 110 - just had the comet engineer look at it - changed the thermostat and the spark generator - no effect. poss the flame failure device or the timer.

Generally there is no fuse in the hood. The fuse or circuit breaker is in the electrical panel for your house.

The timer has 3 different settings which are adjusted by pressing on the minus button.

Press in either the first and second buttons on your timer (newer types) or the second and third buttons (older types) and while holding them in press the plus or minus buttons to set the time.

This is a gas passing part, unless you are competent in the eyes of the law it is unfortunately illegal for you to undertake this repair.

A microswitch is stuck in the "on" position, will either require a new micro switch or the microswitch repairing.

Depends on how old it is, most of the older ones require both hotplates removing.

Yes, or you can have it by-passed, which will send your timer blank and the ovens will work.