Atwood Stove Burner Loose

Problem solved. Neighbor has everything. Should have thought about him first. Thanks for all the help.

You might dismount one of the other burners to remove one of the existing screws and take that to the hardware store to get a replacement. You might also want to get one or two extras in case you bounce another one loose. If you go to Home Depot or Lowes you will probably have to buy a small bag of them. Better to go to a good hardware store - they will be able to sell one or two.

Nothing 'special' about the screws...just a sheet metal screw.

Local hardware store.......cheaper too.

The link icon isn't opening, but there is a diagram here:
http://www.atwoodmobile.com/manuals/cooking/RangePartsList.pdf
Model 34 shown on Pg. 3, shows Part 5b, the L-bracket I was referring to.

I removed the burner and found that the bracket is affixed on the burner end with one small screw which is gone. The other end is held down with a larger screw. I'll unscrew the bracket from the stove, screw it to the underside of the burner and screw the bracket back down to the base. I have the model number (RV2135BBPR)and will make a trip to the RV store Atwood shows as a dealer to get the right screw.

Thanks for the advice. I'm not good at this stuff and like to get some advice before pulling things apart.

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Remove burner and see how it was attached to bracket.

cekkk wrote:
Thanks. Just one question. Can I just pry up the top panel so I can see what the problem is, or is it not that simple?

My top panel pulls forward and then up.

This summer my 08 Atwood front burner caught on fire underneath and melted the burner. Parts are questionable as Atwood has "improved" the design of some of the internal parts. So the new one will be shipped with the next mfg cycle on my model.

Okay, guys, the top came up. The three burners seem to be held in place on a bracket behind each burner. But the front one is no longer attached to that bracket. I'm guessing that there's a male tab the slides into a female receiver. If that's right, any idea which gender is on the bottom of the burner? If that's not it, then what?

It's a Wedgewood Vision.

YES......

Typically push top back and lift.

Front edge usually has couple tabs that hold front down with spring tension from the rear.

Thanks. Just one question. Can I just pry up the top panel so I can see what the problem is, or is it not that simple?