On current Bertazzoni all-gas ranges, such as the PRO366BCFGMXT and MAS366BCFGMXT, an oven that will not operate comes with three listed checks: whether the range has electrical power, whether the igniters or burner holes are blocked,…
On current Bertazzoni all-gas ranges, such as the PRO366BCFGMXT and MAS366BCFGMXT, an oven that will not operate comes with three listed checks: whether the range has electrical power, whether the igniters or burner holes are blocked, and the switch fuse or circuit breaker. The gas oven still needs electricity for its ignition, so a dead supply stops it. The owner sees no flame in the oven and no heat.
1. Check that the range clock or lights are on, to confirm it has power. 2. Reset the breaker once if it tripped, or check the switch fuse. 3. Make sure nothing is blocking the oven burner holes on the oven floor. 4. If you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas utility from outside. 5. If the oven still does not light, turn it off and call us.
The oven uses its own igniter and gas valve. Blocked holes, a lost power feed to the ignition circuit or a weak igniter can stop the oven alone while the cooktop still works.
No. These ranges are designed for electric ignition, and a manual attempt can ignite a gas build-up. Open nothing, smell for gas, and call us instead if the oven stays unlit.
Yes. We tell you the price in writing before work starts, and our repair carries a 30-day workmanship warranty, with the cause named in plain words.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
