Pro Grand owners who want a gas-heavy cooktop choose the PRD606WESG, a dual-fuel 60” range with six open burners rather than the double griddle and equal ovens of the PRD606WEG. Six burners draw on one gas supply, a 3 cu ft electric oven sits beneath them, and the secondary cavity relies on Full Steam combi technology and drawer-style cooking modes. Early in any visit we work out whether the complaint belongs to the cooktop, the primary oven, or the steam cavity.
Steam depends on enough water reaching the secondary cavity, so when none appears we look at the water source before suspecting a heating element.
If a burner will not light and gas is in the air, close the range’s gas valve first, and leave both oven cavities alone until that is done.
Steam depends on water reaching the cavity, so we check the water source and delivery first. A failed heating element is considered only after those check out.
Six open burners replace the double griddle and two burners, and the secondary oven becomes a steam combi cavity instead of a second equal electric oven.
Usually the burners run on a separate system, so yes. If you smell gas, though, stop and close the gas valve until we have looked.
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