I have a Whirlpool gas stove where the largest burner won't light without a match. I see a spark from the igniter and I cleaned the burner already. Is it possible that the igniter is still bad? Any way to test? Anything else I should try? If the igniter needs to be replaced I would have to open the top of the stove. Majority of the burner screws are stripped so I probably would have to drill them. Would I be better off just buying a new stove then? Thanks, Doug

Hello, I have a KGCU467VSS02 36in 6 burner commercial style rangetop installed in my new house. We built the house and moved in 4 weeks ago. We are outside city limits and have propane tank for all our gas. The rangetop was converted to LP gas during the install and looks correct when inspecting it. Is it normal to have very little fine adjustment over the flames? We had NG at our old house and could dial heat in very easy. With these knobs, on HI its high, but as you turn it towards MED which is about an 1 around the knob, it offer not flame adjustment until you line up with the start of the M of MED. then its adjusts very rapidly across MED and is already on the lowest flame it will go to after the D of MED. Turning the knob from the D to the LO setting makes no adjustment of the flame. So fine tuning heat is a little tricky. Is the expected? I thought the valves may have an adjustment screw but turns out they dont other then to set the lowpoint of the flame. Is there anything I can adjust on these? Thanks!