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[quote=Simon / APP Team;781222]Hi.

Take the bottom cover and oven baffle out and watch the burner ignition process. If the ignitor is not strong the gas will open very slowly and some of it will escape before igniting.
You can check the amps draw using an amp meter. Should be 
3.25amp or more.

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Post the results.

Simon.[/quote]

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Simon / APP Team	Posted: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 4:50:22 PM(UTC)
	Hi. Take the bottom cover and oven baffle out and watch the burner ignition process. If the ignitor is not strong the gas will open very slowly and some of it will escape before igniting. You can check the amps draw using an amp meter. Should be 3.25amp or more. Here are the breakdown diagrams and 03-Cavity parts for Amana ARG7102W - AppliancePartsPros.com Post the results. Simon.
m22214	Posted: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:01:34 PM(UTC)
	I have an Amana gas stove. There is no smell until I use the oven then you can smell the LP gas. If I turn gas valve off and let it sit a while and then turn it back on everything smells ok until I go to use my oven again. I dont know what to look for, I got in the oven with a lighter to see if there is gas coming out anywhere but nothing. It driving me crazy.

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