A gas wall oven adds an igniter (or a standing pilot, on the oldest units) and a gas valve to the same basic cavity, sensor, and door-lock components found on an electric wall oven — which means a no-heat complaint here starts with the ignition system, not the temperature sensor, since a burner that never lights can’t reach temperature no matter how accurate the sensor is.
Key Features
- Single or double gas wall oven
- Standing-pilot or electronic spark/glow-bar ignition depending on age
- Mechanical or digital temperature control
- Self-clean cycle on most electronic-ignition units
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Igniter glowing but the burner never lights
02
Oven lighting but not maintaining a steady temperature
03
Pilot light going out repeatedly on standing-pilot units