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You are very welcome, have a great weekend!
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Thanks. I will check them out.
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We are on NG, so I'm glad to hear there are no adjustments. The thing that worries me is can get the new valve fairly quickly. Thanksgiving is coming up and I don't want to deal with the wife if the oven is not fixed by then. LOL. Thanks again for your help.
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If that is the case, the valve is indeed faulty. If you are on NG, there should be no adjustments. I believe that valve is fuel specific so it should come ready to install.
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That is what I saw if I was checking correctly. From what I believe were the 2 neutrals, I only saw voltage from one of them. If I do have to replace the valve, I see the part label on it PB010084 and it is available online for about $125. Is this strictly bolt of/bolt on, or are there any adjustments to be made? I thought I saw something about adjustments on another thread.
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Yes, test the wire that has power to each of the wires on the valve. If the valve is open, you will only show voltage from line to one of the neutral wires on the valve.
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Thank you for all of your advice so far. Is there an easy way to test the valve?
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That is correct, so either there is an issue in the neutral wire itself or the gas valve is faulty. I suspect the valve to be bad but we would certainly want to test it before ordering a new one, just to be certain.
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