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Model Number: AGBS300PJ1WW Brand: GE Age: 1 - 5 years
After our Americana GE gas cooker was moved for other kitchen work, I had to relight the pilots. No problem with the range top pilots but the oven pilot isn't getting gas. Following the manual I tracked down the gas safety valve which should have a gas safety switch or button but this basic oven doesn't seem to have any switches or buttons where the manual says it should. I don't want to call out GE repair if I'm missing something obvious.
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Hi Mr.G,
There is the pilot adjustment screw on the oven thermostat against the pilot gas tube. Check if it's open. Check the pilot gas tube for any damages and the pilot itself for a clog. Gene.
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Hello, I was wondering if the advice from Gene solved your problem, Mr. G?
I was also advised to check for damage or clogs on oven pilot, as well as look for reset switches -- there seem to be none, although I am waiting for delivery of the instruction manual I found at TOAC online. I also attempted adjusting the screw on top of the oven pilot assembly and waiting two minutes while applying the camping lighter to the pilot continuously. I don't even smell gas, and the wires must be good because I hear a strong "click" noise when switching the timer to MANUAL. But we can manually light the oven regardless of the switch position. Our problem began after I repaired and replaced pilot tubing on top burners. But what doesn't make sense is that BOTH OVEN AND BROILER pilots won't light now. Any suggestions out there from anybody. Please help! Thank you! Cody. (Here is original question posted also on this forum): We have a Gaffers and Sattler vintage gas stove model w5494g (ca. 1956?) in great condition. The oven and broiler were working beautifully, but I had to replace the pilot tubing and clean up the pilots for the top burners and griddle, now they are all working and burner pilots stay on fine. But NOW the pilots for the OVEN and BROILER do not light at all. We can manually light the oven and broiler by turning the controls, gas is being sent to the larger pilot when clock is on MANUAL mode. The strange thing is, I did nothing to change anything to do with the oven or broiler -- is there a reset button on the safety valve? If it has to do with the thermocoupler, why was it working just last week, but not now? Is heat from the burner pilots affecting the thermocoupler? What has changed? Thank you for your help, we love our stove, but we want it to be safe and useable! Cody and Florence |
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