[DustyWake]

This is a beautiful modern propane stove/oven. It has cook&hold, Clean, keep warm, and timer features on the control panel. The oven worked for a while. I did notice the clock had started making a buzzing noise before all quit. The power to the unit is ok because the oven light come on and the burners light. I have lost all control panel features. Clock and oven controls. I believe that the 12V-120V power inverter with the modified sine wave input has caused damage to the circuit board. I have no way of knowing this. The stove top and oven are electronic light. (NO pilot light.) Is there any way to convert to a pilot light system for the oven? Is there any way I can check if the circuit board is ok? Other suggestions.

[PS Staff - Sheila]

Can you please supply your model number?

Check the wiring harness connection to the clock it may be loose.

[DustyWake]

The wiring harness is not loose. I checked. Like I it had been working fine. After a few attempts to use the oven on the inverter, she said that the oven would not maintain proper temp.

The model # is ALR5715QDW
Serial # is 11081307GG

Thanks for your reply.

[PS Staff - Sheila]

To my knowledge there is no way to change the ignitions system on your range.

I am not sure that the inverter would do damage to the clock but if it was not putting out enough voltage on a constant level the clock may not work.

The oven light would still but would not be as bright.

Check the out put voltage of the inverter.

Here is a link to your range model ALR5715QDW.

[DustyWake]

Thank you for your reply. The voltage is 120. I checked. It looks like I will have to trade down for a standing pilot. The link for the range helped.