KitchenAid KGRS308B Gas Range Repair

The KGRS308B, sold also as the KGRS308BSS, tends to reach us with a two-part complaint: the oven is slow and a burner is fussy. Both come back to ignition, which is why we treat them in one visit.
In the oven, we measure the igniter current rather than judging by the glow, and we compare the cavity temperature with the display to see whether the sensor has drifted. On the cooktop, we clean the burner heads and igniter tips and run the spark test. The door gasket is checked for contact, because a leak makes even a healthy oven struggle. Revision codes BSS0 and BSS1 are on record, and they guide our part choice. In case of a gas odor, evacuate the house and call the gas utility from outside. A written price comes first, and a 30-day warranty follows.
Yes. We compare the display to a thermometer, then test the sensor. If it has drifted we replace it, and we check the gasket too.
Moisture at the igniter tip lets the spark leak away before it can light the gas, which is why humid days are worse. We clean and dry the igniter and tip, then replace it if it keeps misfiring after that.
It is the stainless version of the same range, so repair is identical and the igniter, sensor and gasket are shared. The rating plate codes BSS0 and BSS1 tell us the revision, and we use them when ordering parts.
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