The stove/range is wearing out!

[BarkingCrow]

Has anyone replaced their furrion stove? We are full time in a 2019 MHC 331RL and live in the middle of nowhere so we cook at least five days a week. It’s the three eye 21” stainless with the glass cover. The range eyes barely light from the knob igniter, the flame pulses once they are lit, the oven won’t get above 275ish degrees… I think it’s just worn out. Is it a pain to remove? Does it have a normal 110 plug? I haven’t dug in too much yet, but I think it might be time to replace it. Suggestions??

[rohrmann]

If the burners and the oven are not working properly, this sounds more like the regulator at your propane tanks is the problem. You either need to replace the regulator or have someone with a manometer check the pressure setting on the regulator so it provides 11" WC of pressure.

[BarkingCrow]

Originally Posted by rohrmann

If the burners and the oven are not working properly, this sounds more like the regulator at your propane tanks is the problem. You either need to replace the regulator or have someone with a manometer check the pressure setting on the regulator so it provides 11" WC of pressure.

Already replaced the regulator. It’s brand new and everything else that runs off the gas works perfectly.

[jsb5717]

The furnace has the highest demand for propane. If the furnace works well then the stove should work well. If the furnace struggles as well then Bob's right...new regulator.

It's possible that the stove just needs a good cleaning of the fuel flow systems. Or maybe replacing a couple components. Hard to imagine that the entire stove is shot. Also check the gas supply line to the slide. Is the flexible gas line kinked?

That said, a stove is relatively easy to replace. Usually just a few screws and the gas line. Maybe a small 12v harness if there are lights.