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im sorry but no one can answer your question as we do not know what you need fixing ? please give more info as to what the problem is and then people can help ...thanx
I really need to have a bit more information so I can give you a best answer. Please give me the model number of your appliance. Thank you, I did find on the net that someone on Ebay does have your part numbers, but did not go there to see if it is new or not.
Hi Mike Plante, I read your problem and would be very appreciative if you can share the solution that you eventually found, as my LG unit has experienced this exact problem after the same repairs were made. Please post an additional comment on the website. Thanks, Jeff
i realiazed after getting into program , that you charge for your inof. I am only looking for free info. If you cannot give free info , do not contact me any more.
Hi, You asked a very generic question but I will try to give you a good answer. If the pilot is good and you can light the burner with a match, (this checks everything else) then the most common problem would be the burner holes in front of the pilot are clogged. When cool, remove the burner and inspect the holes, any debris needs to be removed, a bent paper clip works really well. Compressed air helps as well. If there is a tube to the pilot make sure it is exactly where it belongs and that it is clean. If the match didn't light the burner or the flames is not all blue like the rest, there is something else wrong and you need to get back to us with a make and model to better help you. Make sure the burner gets seated back on the orifice correctly and best of Luck to you!
A similar concern on a different model (8230): To my knowledge, the: green - ground white - neutral black - 120 to ground red - 120 to ground but between red & black, it should be 240. A Jenn-Air JED8230 requires a 3-wire, 120/240 Volt, 60 Hz Outlet.
Pls consult/confirm with your local electrical utility/codes the availability/applicability of this power/wiring system or reference National Electrical Code, NFPA No. 70
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.
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