If you're looking for help fixing your Premier Range, look no further! Our comprehensive Premier Range Troubleshooting guide will explain common issues, provide tips, and show you how to read your model's error codes.

Burner Blunders 
If the surface burners on your Premier range won't light, first ensure that the burners sit flat with their tabs engaged in the cooktop slots. Carefully clear the burner ports of debris with a small-gauge wire or needle to remedy clogs, another cause of non-starting burners. If you've recently cleaned your stove, ensure that the burners are completely dry before attempting to cook, as damp burners may inhibit the range from heating. Often, an unlit pilot light prevents your range from igniting. To relight your Premier range's pilot, turn off all of the surface burners and remove the grates and cooktop. Hold a match over each burner's pilot port, igniting the pilot, then replace the grates and cooktop. 

Oven Issues 
An unlit pilot can also prevent your Premier gas range's oven from igniting. To relight the pilot, turn the oven control knob to the "Off" position and remove the oven's broiler carriage. Underneath the carriage, toward the rear of the oven, hold a lighted match near the top portion of the arm like pilot. When the pilot ignites, replace the broiler carriage. If your Premier's oven experiences temperature issues, clear any foil from the racks or the holes near the oven's bottom and ensure that the oven's rear vent is free of obstructions. 

Ensuring Even Baking 
If your Premier range operates but your food seems unevenly baked, first check the appliance's vent tube -- located beneath one of the two rear surface elements -- for obstructions and clear them as necessary. To encourage proper air circulation when baking, allow 1 1/2 to 2 inches of space between each baked good and the oven walls. Premier recommends staggering pans across racks, so that they are not directly above or below one another, and baking with only one cookie sheet at a time. When baking with one pan, use the center rack; place two pans on the opposite corners of a single rack or opposite one another on separate racks; stagger three or four pans on opposing sides of two racks. 

More Troubleshooting Tips 
Non-starting ovens or burners may result from a lack of power, if you have a Premier gas range with an electric ignition. Check your fuse box for a blown fuse or tripped breaker to remedy this issue. If your Premier range feels wobbly or unstable, enlist a partner to help you lift the unit as you adjust its included leveling legs. Clean the range's broiler drawer with dish soap and warm water if your Premier range smokes or produces burning smells -- likewise, keep the drawer closed and ensure that your food does not contact the broiler burner while cooking. If your spark-ignition appliance produces erratic sparks, contact a licensed electrician to correct your outlet, which may be improperly grounded.

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