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Find the gas interlock, keeps gas from escaping when trbl with burners...You need to follow procedure for relighting which entails preheating interlock.

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Hi, I found 8 of them in black part number 00414835 from a company called Marcone Appliance Parts 800-821-0244. Good Luck I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gere_bf68e6055dd61249

SYLV,THERE MIGHT BE SET SCREWS HOLDING THE KNOBS ON? CHECK CAREFULLY MABE WITH A FLASH-LIGHT.THANKS

Usually it will be on the back of the oven, behind panel, or on top. very rear on the bottom.

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This sounds like you may have to fix a problem in the pilot area before it will work. These gas operated devices have to meet a much higher safety standard than their electric counterparts. It is a built- in safety feature. Now, look for any obstruction or crimp in the gas line. My guess is you are not getting proper gas flow or pressure or the pilot could be physically blocked.

Electronic igniters go bad and they don't work well if wet. Make sure yours are dry and change it if it still doesn't work. If the burner lights with a match, gas is getting to the burner. If it doesn't light, have the line checked for a blockage.

Pots for the Thermator XLO gas burner can be repaired for good and you can save $200. I fixed them for two of my friends and my own pair more than year ago. Please email me ([email protected]) for more info.

It will light with a lighter just not the igniter which means the igniter is not working, sometimes they crack and run to earth, remove the top and turn off the lights you will see it sparking where it's running to earth.

It does sound like a faulty regulator, propane operates at 2.75kpa and if the existing regulator is for natural gas it is only 1.1kpa. If you are operating off a bulk tank the regulator on the tank may be high pressure then the secondary regulator on the appliance may be to bring it down further. See if you can get a manometer and check it all out before doing any regulator removing.

These frozen nuts can be a real pain, try spraying something like w d 40 or similar over a couple of days before trying to force it, best to get a ring spanner or socket that fits nice and tight. Good luck. Ray

Has it been smelling of gas recently? That usually indicates your lp gas cylinder is almost empty. Ray