KitchenAid KGRA806P Gas Range Repair
The KGRA806P is an older KitchenAid gas range, sold also as the KGRA806PBL, KGRA806PBT and KGRA806PSS. It is typically a kitchen workhorse, and over the years the drawer, the door glass and the oven ignition each give owners a reason to call.
We check the drawer runners first, because binding there is mechanical and quick to confirm. Next is the door glass, which can settle in its frame and rattle. In the oven itself, the igniter is the key part: it can glow and still fail to open the valve, which leaves the oven cold. We measure its current and compare the sensor with a thermometer if baking runs off. If the kitchen smells of gas, walk out and call the gas utility from outside before anything else. Your price is written down before work begins, and a 30-day warranty covers it.
The igniter is likely weak and cannot draw enough current to open the gas valve. We measure it and replace it if it falls short.
Yes. Worn rollers or bent tracks are the common causes, and both are replaceable without touching the oven itself. We pull the drawer, inspect the runners and fit new pieces so it glides again under a full load of pans.
No. The BL, BT and SS versions are finishes of the same range, and the igniter, sensor and drawer parts are shared. We still read the rating plate before we order so a trim-only difference does not cause a wrong part.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
