The complaint was that the oven was intermittently working, then not working.
That is, reaching the set temperature sometimes and holding the temperature, then other times reaching the temp. then not holding the set temp.
Also, sometimes it would only go to 200 degrees then shut off, never warm up.
The first time I went out everything worked. I started the oven at 350F and it reached it and held the temp. I increased the temp. four times
and everything held. Each time you could hear the relay click open the gas valve, and the igniters were pale yellow to white.
The owners called back in about three weeks and said the oven was doing the same as before, not holding temp., etc.
I replaced the control board and temperature sensor, ran it through various cycles and everything seemed to be fine.
It seemed to me when checking the oven out as I did that the gas valve was functioning each time a demand was put on it.
The igniters were not bright as the sun, but they also seemed to hold the temp's I tried. That and the oven worked for a few weeks,
of if not daily, at least somewhat consistent use.
Of course, on Thanksgiving day, the oven didn't work. THIS TIME the woman of the house told me a code came up on the display: (NO and PUSH)
She said the gas shut off because she couldn't use the burners on the stovetop for cooking. I couldn't find anything about this code.
This code came up again, because they were still using the oven some. Could this be related to the house wiring somehow?
Is it simply a bad gas valve? It seems like it is an electrical problem as much as it might be a "weak" gas valve.
