We have notice that our over doesn't light unless we also turn on top right front burner. Once this is turned on it lights immediately. No gas leakage. Just doesn't start. Also, once it reaches temperature, it occasionally doesn't relight when the temp drops. Again, turning on front right burner immediately causes over to light. Any ideas?
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Thermador PRSG304
Started by Novice134, Jul 17 2005 12:16 PM
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Posted 17 July 2005 - 08:00 PM
If I were on this service call, I'd approach this problem by measuring the oven bake igniter current draw with my clamp-on amp meter with the FR burner off and then on, looking for a difference in the current draw. If your observation is accurate, then I would expect to see the igniter current draw increase (to something above 3.2 amps) when the FR burner is turned on, and fall below 3.2 amps when the burner is turned off. If I don't see a change in current draw, then I know the initial observations of the effects of the FR burner on the igniter where just coincidental.
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Posted 18 July 2005 - 04:29 AM
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