one burner stove?

anon125 wrote:
8110p274 is not our model . That is what the download says
THanks

8110p274 isn't a stove model number- it's the part number for the manual itself.

anon125 wrote:
Well the back ones have a lite and hi and off
The front one has several settings

Thanks

Gas burner knobs don't really have "settings" other than on and off. It's all about adjusting flame size, and any other markings are just sort of guidelines I guess.

The knob you describe above is actually illustrated in the manual- I'll snip-and-paste it here with the associated instructions per use. Confusion may arise because they use the word "low", which isn't marked on the knob. I myself think of "low" as "just before the flame goes out"!

Manual, chapter 6 wrote:

Francesca Knowles wrote:
The owner's manual for that model at this link doesn't indicate on/off only operation for any of the top burners. All seem to have adjustable flames.

More literature is listed at this Amana link.

8110p274 is not our model . That is what the download says
THanks

Well the back ones have a lite and hi and off
The front one has several settings

Thanks

On my stove, which I think is similar, the powerful burner control works somewhat opposite how the others work. It goes from off->high/light->low, while the others just go from off->high/light. To get lower settings on the others, you need to split the difference between off and high; the knobs aren't marked with medium and low, but it works fine since it's just a plain old valve.

At least off is consistent for all three (and the oven).

On the 2 that you are saying only ON/OFF......

When you light them and turn knob up/down does flame size not change?

Typically front burner is high output..9000btu
Back 2 are lower output....6000btu

ALL are adjustable flame size

Unless individual gas controls are bad, burner tube obstructed or burner ring/slot/head are plugged

The burners don't adjust much until you turn them on down, on the 2 RV stovetops I have used. Not much difference at all between HIGH and MEDIUM. The big adjustment is between MEDIUM and LOW. This applies to the larger and smaller burners about the same.

Works fine once you get used to it. But not the same as a high-end Jenn-Air, for sure.

Also.... check that there is nothing obstructing the burners or gas lines.

Yes, quite an odd one here folks. I find it hard to believe that two of the burners are just off or on. I'm sticking around to see the outcome of this!
Never see a gas PV stove w/o adjustable burners. Hopefully someone with the same model stove will chime in.


:)

When I looked up the parts list for you stove it does list 1 of one type valve and two of another. I would imagine that is because one burner is of a higher output.

In the manual it discusses how to light and adjust the burners but nothing that two of them were full on or off only.

the manual

Obstructions in the lines leading to the two malfunctioning burners ?

The owner's manual for that model at this link doesn't indicate on/off only operation for any of the top burners. All seem to have adjustable flames.

More literature is listed at this Amana link.