jpmorgan37
Well-known member
What happens when you try to light it? Does the pilot light? How long do you leave the pilot on before you try to light the oven? How long ago did you use it? Did you turn it off or did it just go out? Give us some more details please.
John
John
jpmorgan37
Well-known member
There is an adjustment screw on the supply line for the pilot. It's possible that it may have to be opened a little more to get propane to flow to the pilot. I would try turning the screw about 1/4 turn and try to light the pilot. If it lights, adjust the flame on the pilot before trying to light the oven. Since you haven't used the oven but once in three years, there may be a little debris of corrosion in the line at the adjusting screw. If you are not comfortable in trying that, then see a dealer or go to your local propane supplier and they can probably help you.
John
John
Last edited:
jpmorgan37
Well-known member
Butch;
You should be able to go on line and find a diagram if you don't have a manual on it. My last one was under the range top, near the oven control knob. We don't have an oven in our Landmark. We just use the convection/microwave. If you post what brand it is, maybe someone else with the same oven will weigh in with the exact location.
John
You should be able to go on line and find a diagram if you don't have a manual on it. My last one was under the range top, near the oven control knob. We don't have an oven in our Landmark. We just use the convection/microwave. If you post what brand it is, maybe someone else with the same oven will weigh in with the exact location.
John
leftyf
SSG Stumpy-VA Terrorist
It's easy. Lift up lid of stove. Look for set screw.
A little evidence of effort on your part would go a long way to get you the help you need. I don't think John makes house calls.
Similar threads
