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Wedgewood vision rv stove pilot light.
The main burner should open and come on.
Light pilot with a lighter.
The wedgewood vision stove comes as gas or electric.
A wedgewood stove uses a thermocouple located next to the pilot light to ignite the gas that powers the stove.
Wedgewood ovens are commonly found in boats and rvs and the pilot lights for the ovens need to be manually lit whenever the gas supply is interrupted.
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Motor homes require different sized appliances than your home and the atwood company manufactures wedgewood vision stoves and ovens specifically for your motor home.
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Pilot will not come on.
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The pilot light on a wedgewood stove is always on the right hand side of the stove burner underneath the broiler pan.
If the rv pilot light is on but won t heat it could be a problem with the safety valve.
If a wedgewood gas stove pilot light doesn t turn on as it should you can reset the gas.
Hold in for at least 30 seconds until pilot is well established.
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Tips and tricks on how to light your rv stove and oven.
The thermocouple is able to detect when the stove is turned on and then ignite the pilot light.
Hold a camping lighter under the pilot thermocouple for 10 to 15 seconds then turn on the oven to 250.
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Depending on the model you have you may not be familiar with how you operate the stove or the oven.
When the wedgewood vision rv oven pilot light is on but no heat is emitting from the oven then check the safety valve.
To light the pilot turn the oven knob to the pilot position and push in.
Let it run for 2 or 3 minutes then turn the control back to pilot only.
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