Induction ranges like the 22-96853 use magnetic coils and cookware-detection sensors instead of a traditional heating element, which means a “won’t heat” complaint is just as often a cookware-compatibility or sensor-detection issue as it is a genuine coil failure — worth ruling out before assuming the induction module has failed.

A gas odor near your range is never something to troubleshoot casually — here’s exactly what to do, and what not to do, in that moment.

A single burner that won’t light on a Kenmore gas range is usually a targeted, inexpensive fix once you know where to look.