Where can i find an oven knob for avanti dg20css

I suggest that if you have more than one knob of the same type, these knobs are usually removable by pulling straight out. Pull the knobs out and compare the inside. I would not be surprised if a metal insert is missing or the inside is stripped. Hope this suggestion is helpful.

I had this same issue on this same model (which is how I happened upon this page). I'm still not exactly sure why, but the problem resolved when I pushed down on the knob more firmly than I normally would to light the stove, and it seemed to slide in a little deeper. After that, the oven would light.

sounds like the valve (at the knob) is bad.

If you need replacement knobs for your Cuisinart toaster oven model RTO-20, you can try contacting Cuisinart customer support directly. They may be able to provide you with the specific knobs you need or direct you to authorized retailers that carry replacement parts for your model. Additionally, you can check online marketplaces or appliance parts stores that specialize in selling replacement components for kitchen appliances. Make sure to provide the exact model number (RTO-20) when searching for replacement knobs to ensure compatibility with your Cuisinart toaster oven.

You will have to attend a specialist spare parts store which supplies appliance parts. You wont find it in a hardware store.

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possibilities are that the spindle retaining clip is missing giving the impression that the oven thermostat is being turned when infact it i s slipping, or the oven is in auto mode if timer model.

Try pulling the knobs out just a bit. sounds like one is jammed.

There has to be a protection system in the burner assembly to cut the supply of gas to the burner if it does not light. For the case of an oven the supply must be cut off immediately if the burner and its pilot go out. For that gas control system to work the burner control must "recognize" with a sensor when the burner is lit and when it is not. Pushing the knob "in" momentarily on this model bypasses the protection system momentarily to allow a burner to be ignited in the first place. If releasing the knob extinguishes the flame the control system is not "seeing" the flame. I tried to find some detail info on you particular ignition system but to no avail so all I can offer is a general approach to these kinds of problems . You need to find and clean or replace the sensor used to detect a flame. It could be an optical one (doubt that) or a temperature flame sensor, a thermocouple sensor, or some other kind I haven't thought of. Fixing this problem involves first determining what kind of sensor it uses. A copy of a service manual for this model can help you determine that. Try to clean the flame detector, and if that doesn't work you have to replace it or the gas control assembly it is a part of. If you have a spark ignition and its not sparking when it should first clean it --carefully--. Spilled food can short them out. Unplug the range before doing this. The owners manual shows it to be under the top burners which can be removed for cleaning this.