[Timelmer]

I just installed a JGB600SETSS. Everthing works good except the front right large burner will blow itself out and the gas is still on. I will have to relight it several times till it warms up. It will do this no matter if it's on high or low.

[Timelmer]

[quote=Timelmer;799765]I just installed a JGB600SETSS. Everthing works good except the front right large burner will blow itself out and the gas is still on. I will have to relite it several times till it warms up. It will do this no matter if it's on high or low. This is very dangerous as it could blow out and I might not notice and the room fills with gas.

[Gene]

Hello,

First of all make sure the burner is assembled properly, all parts are in place and, are clean and dry. Clean the hole in the center of the orifice using a toothpick.

Which gas is used for the range: LP or natural?

Here are the breakdown diagrams and Parts for GE JGB600SET1SS Range - AppliancePartsPros.com

Gene.

[Timelmer]

Originally Posted by Gene

Hello,

First of all make sure the burner is assembled properly, all parts are in place and, are clean and dry. Clean the hole in the center of the orifice using a toothpick.

Which gas is used for the range: LP or natural?

Here are the breakdown diagrams and Parts for GE JGB600SET1SS Range - AppliancePartsPros.com

Gene.

I have changed it over to LP. I did the tooth pick and it seems to be doing better. It did blow out once. I talked to GE and they said I have the wrong burners for LP. The ones I have have BABE under them. They're seening me some different burners

[Gene]

It should be a different orifices. Burners have nothing to do with it.

Keep us posted.

Gene.

[Timelmer]

Originally Posted by Gene

It should be a different orifices. Burners have nothing to do with it.

Keep us posted.

Gene.

I've already changed the orfice to the long one for the big burner and put the screw in it.