Repair or replace AGA Pro+ (36”)
Laura
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Comments (101)Your comments are easing the pain of this long drawn out reno we've been living in. I started the demo in Jan and have been working every day, night and weekend as I've done all the work myself. I've already used up all my vacation time for the year. I can't comment to much on the "actual" cooking experience as DW is the only cook in our house, I just reap the benefits. This kitchen is for her for because she deserves it and has always wanted an AGA and a beautiful kitchen. Our first meal was pancakes of course! The kids love pancakes. quiltgirl Regarding our counters, we have about 36" to the right and about 60" to the left. There is a large island directly across from the AGA. The granite was templated a week ago and should be ready for install in a week or so....See MoreAga Legacy Range - Reviews?
Comments (72)Jody Bird why do you need a new burner kit? Is it leaking gas? We have the legacy and can find the parts but not sure which part we need. The gas company said we had a tiny leak, but we don't know if it's the valve or the burner kit. What was the issue with your cook top? thanks. Also, try guaranteed parts or appliance parts group for parts. This is the skematic and parts list https://www.guaranteedparts.com/picture_library/Aga/AGA%20Legacy%2044%20view%20PART%20merged_copy.pdf...See MoreTroubles w/ Thermador Pro grand 36'
Comments (11)bigdaddybondo: I worked for Thermador (B/S/H/ Home Appliances Corp) as a Regional Service Manager for years and I can tell you that the Electronic Control Boards on the current Pro-Range models have been a continuing source of oven failure since their introduction, just a few years ago. Most frequently, they fail if there is a simple power outage (not lightning damage or poor/missing ground), but simply switching off the circuit breaker or if the local power on your street is turned off and switched back on by your municipal power company. After a power outage, the Thermador Pro-Range circuit board typically fails upon power-up, while all other electrical and electronic devices remain unaffected and continue to operate throughout the home. Also, some of my contacts have advised me it is now taking up to 1 1/2 months to obtain a scheduled service call by Thermador's own factory service division, B/S/H/ Manufacturers Domestic Appliance Service, headquartered in Huntington Beach, CA, servicing major metropolitan areas throughout the U.S. See the attached website, which begins with a similar problem to yours. The site also contains additional comments on Thermador Pro-Range products and B/S/H/ servicing experineces. Oh yes, I expect to be chastised by Jakvis, as usual! Here is a link that might be useful: Letter to Consumerist - Thermador...See MoreOlder Thermador dilemma, repair or replace, what would you do?
Comments (23)I have a 6 burner Thermador gas cook top bought in 2004. The only problem I have with it is that the independent spark re-igniter module is slowly going and only supplies spark to 4 of the 6 burners. If i could get a 6 point igniter for it I am sure it would work for another 10 years. It will still ignite with a cheap hand held igniter, a little bit of a pain though lighting it that way. The part I need is a 00189010, it could even be a used one that works. Tried to source it everywhere and cannot seem to find one....See MoreHU-918119203
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