That is the exact problem we have been having and we learned by default that leaving the door open to let it heat up, helped a lot. The problem seems to me worsening to the point shutting the door at anytime puts the burner out. Our last meal was cooked with an oven mitt in the door to keep it cracked open slightly after the flame went out over a dozen times.. Observations so far: The pilot on only, will stay lit with the door closed. This indicates the problem is not the pilot or the thermocouple. If I light the oven with the door closed, the burners will go out after only about 7 seconds. If I remove the vent cover (from behind the range burners) the oven will stay on for about 1 minute, so an improvement with better venting. With the door open it stays lit well, so the best venting seems to "fix" the problem that is extinguishing the burner.
Thank you for the video. We have the same Furrion oven model with the problem. Stove top and outside barbecue no problem.Tried door open, temp to 400F. Waited 2 minutes. Closed the door and left the temp at 400. Flame went out within one minute. Before this, I just lit the pilot and let it burn for 10 minutes to make sure it wasn't the thermocouple. Pilot stayed on.
You said 10 degree difference, not 10% difference. but your math was 10%. So it's probably 390-410 for a 400 setting, which makes a lot more sense than +/- 10%
We got a brand new RV in 2018. The oven worked pretty good for a short while then stopped it would light then blow out light then blow out over and over. We didn't know what to do as all the parts seem to be in working order. We ended up getting a camp stove which works great however it's outside and it's too small for even a normal baking dish. I found your video about a week ago and it worked like a charm keeping the oven door open. I've been baking like crazy ever since. But now once I get it lit and up to temperature I'll start baking and 15 minutes into it it blows out again... I'm about ready to pull my hair out the only thing that seems to work is leaving the oven door open but it doesn't quite get up to temperature.... I wonder if it would be helpful to blow out the lines to clear it from anything that might have crawled up in there and they two years we didn't use it..
I would do that and confirm no blockages and each port is clean. Also check your igniter and confirm that it is close enough to light the propane. I hope this helps. Thank you for your feedback and support.
The fan keeps blowing it out. Thanks for the tip. I was about to disconnect that darn fan... is the fan necessary? My other RV stoves did not have a fan and worked very well!
Have the same issue with a Furrion 3 burner cooktop and range model FSRE17SA-BL in a 2019 TT. Pilot is strong and stays lit, main oven burner ignites and gets up to temp but shuts down after about 5-10 minutes of operation. Is the method you described for all Furrion models or just the one in your video? Thanks for the info. 😁
Love your video. I have the same over here but cannot get it to light. I have propane. As the cook top works fine. But it there a trick to get the pilot to light. I push in on the knob and it sparks like crazy but it acts like I’m getting no fuel. Is there a trick. Thank you in advance.
Igniter might have went out. Confirm that you have propane by lighting a match and trying to light the oven this way. Could also be clogged and might require cleaning or service. Thank you for your support!
We have the same oven. Our problem is the pilot light comes on but when you turn knob to light the burner it doesn't catch and the pilot light goes out. Any suggestions, we would truly grateful. Love your content, BTW.
That is the exact problem we have been having and we learned by default that leaving the door open to let it heat up, helped a lot. The problem seems to me worsening to the point shutting the door at anytime puts the burner out. Our last meal was cooked with an oven mitt in the door to keep it cracked open slightly after the flame went out over a dozen times..
Observations so far:
The pilot on only, will stay lit with the door closed. This indicates the problem is not the pilot or the thermocouple.
If I light the oven with the door closed, the burners will go out after only about 7 seconds.
If I remove the vent cover (from behind the range burners) the oven will stay on for about 1 minute, so an improvement with better venting.
With the door open it stays lit well, so the best venting seems to "fix" the problem that is extinguishing the burner.
Thanks! I’d all but given up on my Furrion oven!
Thank you for the video. We have the same Furrion oven model with the problem. Stove top and outside barbecue no problem.Tried door open, temp to 400F. Waited 2 minutes. Closed the door and left the temp at 400. Flame went out within one minute.
Before this, I just lit the pilot and let it burn for 10 minutes to make sure it wasn't the thermocouple. Pilot stayed on.
Well dadgum...gonna have to try this. Thx for sharing
You said 10 degree difference, not 10% difference. but your math was 10%. So it's probably 390-410 for a 400 setting, which makes a lot more sense than +/- 10%
Appreciate the video!
Tried this & the flame still goes out within 20 seconds…
This oven is completely worthless to me at this point.
We got a brand new RV in 2018. The oven worked pretty good for a short while then stopped it would light then blow out light then blow out over and over. We didn't know what to do as all the parts seem to be in working order. We ended up getting a camp stove which works great however it's outside and it's too small for even a normal baking dish. I found your video about a week ago and it worked like a charm keeping the oven door open. I've been baking like crazy ever since. But now once I get it lit and up to temperature I'll start baking and 15 minutes into it it blows out again... I'm about ready to pull my hair out the only thing that seems to work is leaving the oven door open but it doesn't quite get up to temperature.... I wonder if it would be helpful to blow out the lines to clear it from anything that might have crawled up in there and they two years we didn't use it..
I would do that and confirm no blockages and each port is clean. Also check your igniter and confirm that it is close enough to light the propane. I hope this helps. Thank you for your feedback and support.
@@arcadiaeverything Thanks, I'll give it a try!
I have the exact same problem. No amount of door opening would help me at all. I'm thinking a different brand may help.
The fan keeps blowing it out. Thanks for the tip. I was about to disconnect that darn fan... is the fan necessary? My other RV stoves did not have a fan and worked very well!
Same here as well. Sometimes the open door trick works, sometimes not.
My pilot light ignites, but there is a fan blowing somewhere in the oven and blows out the pilot light after I try to turn it to temperature
Have the same issue with a Furrion 3 burner cooktop and range model FSRE17SA-BL in a 2019 TT. Pilot is strong and stays lit, main oven burner ignites and gets up to temp but shuts down after about 5-10 minutes of operation. Is the method you described for all Furrion models or just the one in your video? Thanks for the info. 😁
Love your video. I have the same over here but cannot get it to light. I have propane. As the cook top works fine. But it there a trick to get the pilot to light. I push in on the knob and it sparks like crazy but it acts like I’m getting no fuel. Is there a trick. Thank you in advance.
Igniter might have went out. Confirm that you have propane by lighting a match and trying to light the oven this way. Could also be clogged and might require cleaning or service. Thank you for your support!
We have the same oven. Our problem is the pilot light comes on but when you turn knob to light the burner it doesn't catch and the pilot light goes out. Any suggestions, we would truly grateful.
Love your content, BTW.
I have the exact oven you’re showing. My oven used to light. All of a sudden my igniter won’t light the coil. It doesn’t click anymore. Thoughts?
igniter might be out. You can call your service center and usually, they might go through some tests over the phone before.
Nice video. Thanks!
Yeah replace it with an Insignia, Then you can put something bigger than a small pizza in it.
Are ya sure ya got the height clearance for those cookies?
I can’t get this far. As soon as I try to turn gas on after pilot is lit it shuts down
I hate this oven so much, worst ever!
I truly enjoy the positive feedback! Thank you so much for your feedback and support. Furrion is trying to improve the ovens
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I have the same issue. Did you figure out what is causing this? Never used this oven can’t get it to work
These are garbage. I hate our furrion oven.