The RGV2-488 is the eight-burner 48-inch range, the widest all-burner DCS model. DCS’s range guides list burner flames that are uneven or very large as a sign of the wrong gas type or an unconverted appliance, and says not to use the burners until a technician has checked them. With eight burners on one control […]

The RDU-364GL pairs four burners with a gas grill over an electric oven. A grill burner that will not light while the burners work usually has a failed igniter or a clogged burner under the radiants. An oven that heats slowly may have one element out, which a technician confirms with a meter.

The RDV2-305 is the 30-inch dual-fuel range in the RGV2 family: gas on top, electric in the oven. During a CLEAN cycle the door locks, and DCS says it only unlocks once the oven has cooled to a cooking temperature, which can take up to 30 minutes after a canceled cycle. A convection fan that […]

The RGUC-305 is the self-cleaning gas version of the RGU-305. A self-clean that does not start can be the door lock, the clean control or a door not fully closed, and each is checked in order. A gas oven burner that lights late is a safety issue; a weak igniter is the usual cause.

The RGV2-304 is the four-burner 30-inch gas range in DCS’s final range family. Unlike the five-burner RGCV2-305, it has four sealed burners on a 30-inch top. The halo rings around its oven knobs are also its diagnostic display: a steady ring is normal, a flashing one is an alert. Continuous clicking after a burner has […]