gas range whirlpool model sf362lxtto oven lights but will not stay lite?
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Check for a burnt out bulb. Remove and inspect under bright light and see if the filament (little coil springs) is broken.
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Make sure you have the dial set to bake, not broil. It's difficult to see. Maybe that will fix the problem for you.
811963
I don't think it's likely to be the bulb, could be adjusting knob is slipping.this can be easily checked by pulling the knob off ( it's a push fit ) and turning the metal spigot by hand.
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http://www.blogher.com/light-bulb-conundrum-easy-bake-oven#commentsApparently....yes. I just ordered tonight. If it works I will let you know.
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Since it is a Whirlpool Oven, the heating element should be a direct replacement. You can check at: www.repairclinic.com for the element; from their catalog it appears that the element WILL work. PLEASE be aware though that YOU may have to adjust the oven control thermostat to obtain the proper temperature. Once you replace the element, get an oven thermometer that hangs on rack to verify temperature of oven agrees with the control setting.
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Thank you! This solved my problem for the metal grid light as well! In addition, after changing the filter, the "replace filter" light was still on. I pressed "reset" and "flow" together with the machine turned off and that solved that problem.
1642686
yes it is... Mine when off but the company I got it from was super nice and replace it (including shipping) for me for free... they also have great communication with me along the way... although changing the bulb might be a little tricky cus it invloved a lot of unscrewing and the lid is attached to the oven... but if ur a handy person or if you have an extra person to hold on to the parts then u should be ok... just follow the wires and switch it one after another or mark it to make sure u connect them back the same way... good luck!
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Hi, what has the temperature been outside your home lately? I have my lights installed for over 6 years without a problem but two sets have been acting up lately by not coming on or not going off. We have had frigid temps in the NE for over a month. Might be related.
466506
Try lowering the spring mounts so the springs can fan out. I had this problem until I lowered the can itself -- light fit tight after that.
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Try blasting the pilot light area with compressed air. If that doesn't work would test thermo-coupler. The thermo-coupler is the piece of metal surrounded by ceramic that sticks into the pilot light. Once it heats up it creates a small amount of electricity which hold open the gas safety valve so if the pilot light goes out the gas shuts off. This is why you have to press down on knob to light it you are manually holding open gas safety valve.
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They should light just as easily. Double check the tip in installed right. Gas on. Few clicks. And then give it a few to see if it warms up. The fire may not be entirely visible.
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No that's for your oven...I had the same issue with my stove. when I turn it on to the lite position no spark on any burners. I replaced the wiring harness for all four burners and now I have spark.
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I had the same problem.so I turned off gas and re-lit then it worked fine.I have not had anymore trouble
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You might try installing a dimmer like Lutron MAW600H-WH Electronics Maestro Duo Dimmer, White single pole switch Often times, it is not a problem with the fixture but the bulb which is only rated to 120V as opposed to 130V. I find a switch that gradually brings the bulb on will greatly extend bulb life.
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You may need to tighten the bulb. Make sure the wattage doesn't exceed the watts recommended by the manufacturer. You might try replacing the bulb. I hope this helps. If not then contact seller.
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Check the "door hooks". They are the little plastic hooks sticking out of the door when you open it. They're both mounted on a plastic strip (that you can't see), and they should move easily. If they seem sluggish, spray just a little silicon spray on the top one and work it up and down. That should make them move easily, and that should solve the problem. When they are all gummed up (for some reason), they don't fully disengage the safety switch when the door is closed, so the oven shuts off. Had same problem -- solved.
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http://www.wikihow.com/Replace-a-Microwave-Lightbulb This may help. The other site I looked at. You would have to have it replaced by a tec. Sorry I never had to replace one.