There is also a second hole on the burner you need to clean. It's on the outer ring under the diffuser. If you look down in the hole, you will see it. It needs to be cleaned also. A Q tip with rubbing alcohol works fine. Crap falls in there.
Great video, thanks for posting! You are a $300.00 repairman's worst nightmare. In my case, the tiny holes where the gas goes through were clogged. Looked like milk. Was clicking, wouldn't ignite. I would have never figured this out if it wasn't for your video. Excellent.
Very good thanks! I have the same DCS and my oven won't light, do you think it is likely a cleaning issue or some sort of igniter that might be the problem?
Good informational video Scott. I have a DCS cook-top and the igniter keep on clicking when stove is turned off, but goes off when burner is lit. Do you know why or what to be fixed or changed ? Thanks George K
@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel Hi Scott, I have a 48" DCS cooktop with 5 burners and a griddle. Its right rear burner is continuously clicking when the stove is off. When the stove is on and when lit, it do not click. What do you think may be the problem ? Igniter or switch ? I appreciate any help you can give. Thanks very much George K
@@noeymac88 Yes, I ordered the igniter and replaced it myself and now it is working like new. I was quoted 300 to 700 Dollars for fixing issue from multiple service techs and I fixed it for less than 50 dollars.
This is great. I have the same problem it’s my DCS too. Do you have a video on how to replace the temperature sensor for the DCS WOU130 wall oven? Thank you.
There is also a second hole on the burner you need to clean. It's on the outer ring under the diffuser. If you look down in the hole, you will see it. It needs to be cleaned also. A Q tip with rubbing alcohol works fine. Crap falls in there.
Nice job Ken😊👍
I can't find this second hole. I have a 6 burner DCS plus a griddle. The burners are identical to these in the video
Great video, thanks for posting! You are a $300.00 repairman's worst nightmare. In my case, the tiny holes where the gas goes through were clogged. Looked like milk. Was clicking, wouldn't ignite. I would have never figured this out if it wasn't for your video. Excellent.
Thanks so much Scott,
You did it😊👍
Very helpful, thanks, i have a similar stove, understand there is a secondary micro fuel line for simmer, how do you clean that when it gets clogged?
Very good thanks! I have the same DCS and my oven won't light, do you think it is likely a cleaning issue or some sort of igniter that might be the problem?
Highly likely that you need a new igniter👍
Good informational video Scott. I have a DCS cook-top and the igniter keep on clicking when stove is turned off, but goes off when burner is lit. Do you know why or what to be fixed or changed ? Thanks George K
Can you contact me at: scottthefixitguy@yahoo.com
@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel
Hi Scott,
I have a 48" DCS cooktop with 5 burners and a griddle. Its right rear burner is continuously clicking when the stove is off. When the stove is on and when lit, it do not click. What do you think may be the problem ? Igniter or switch ?
I appreciate any help you can give.
Thanks very much
George K
Did you ever figure it out? I’m having the same issue
@@noeymac88 Yes, I ordered the igniter and replaced it myself and now it is working like new. I was quoted 300 to 700 Dollars for fixing issue from multiple service techs and I fixed it for less than 50 dollars.
@@gkoottar is it one igniter for the whole stove?
This is great. I have the same problem it’s my DCS too. Do you have a video on how to replace the temperature sensor for the DCS WOU130 wall oven? Thank you.