Gas Stove Problem

Hi Lindsay,

Thanks for reply, but I am sure there isn't any water as the stove has not been used for some months and I just decided to check it out before our next trip next week. Ill keep on looking, will advise.

JD

Hi,

Thanks for reply, I figured this was the direction but how do I fix it?

JD

Need to take it to a qualified gas fitter. Would it be under warranty still? If so ring the manufacturers Aust Agent first.

Mine was the same I rang Cub and they said ring the importer, I rang them and they were closed Cub then said take it to a licenced gas fitter as it was probably the thermal detector. It was over Christmas and the stove had not been used since July. It would not stay alight when used but it sometimes was intermittent. That is when I took the top of the burner off and found water in the housing that the jet screws into. Blew it out and no further trouble.
Try the simple things first.
Funny isn't it people will pull their brakes apart then go down the road at 100 KPH.without a worry, but get pedantic about a simple gas stove problem.

Hmmm there's probably a reason why it's illegal to play around with Gas, but not with your vehicle brakes, wonder why?

If there is no water in the jet you will probably have to have a look at the gas detection connection.

Mine had a wire going to each knob from a spike sitting next to the burner.

On two of the knobs, the wire, with a metal male spike attached, had not been fitted tightly into the socket. After a bit of re-shaping I got them to lock in.

The problem was getting access underneath the stove. I eventually had to pull the stove out and dismantle the top plate. Bugger of a job but it fixed it!

bill