Bosch 415497 Valve, Dual Gas - AppliancePartsPros.com

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Part Number:	AP2832926
MFG Part Number:	415497
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I Have a Thermador PRG364DUS Range about 6 years old. The oven and broiler will not light. I have changed the igniter for the oven, but that did not solve the problem. I have ordered a dual gas valve as I feel that is the next step to replace. However I want to be sure that I connect the 4 wires correctly.

Uscgamecock for Model Number Thermador PRG364DUS/01

Answer Hello USCGamecock. The wires on the new valve will connect the same way as the old valve on the unit. There should be a wiring diagram on the unit if you need it to connect the wires as well.

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Thermador oven - Broiler would not light but oven would operate properly. Found broken off broiler igniter end (part that glows red hot) and changed it for new one. Broiler still would not go on (new igniter would not glow red) and oven still worked. Oven thermostat /control seems to work because wiring shows voltage changes at dual gas valve terminals when knob moved between oven on to broiler on positions. I attempted to check operation of broiler circuit by connecting wires for oven igniter to broiler igniter. Broiler still would not go on (no red glow on igniter. When putting wires back to original positions now both oven and broiler will not light. Oven igniter will not now glow red - No gas (no smell) flows. Are there 2 circuits on "DUAL" gas valve - it has 4 wires into 4 terminals, 2 from the oven and 2 from the broiler? Might one have gone bad with the broken off broiler igniter glow piece? And did I damage the oven circuit side when I connected it to the broiler side????

John for Model Number prsg304

Answer John, You're on target, The dual valve does have two(2) separate circuits , one for bake and one for broil. It is possible to have one circuit fail, and the other operate. You would want to disconnect both wires from the valve, and check for a "closed" circuit across the two terminals with a multimeter. And the voltage at the terminals of the safety valve should be 3.2 to 3.6 VAC, when the igniter should be glowing. Thanks and Good Luck

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Oven does not come up to temperature. Oven burner starts out with normal size flame, then after a few minutes the flame gets smaller and there is a puffing sound like the gas is being restricted. Is this a bad gas valve? Part #AP28329226.

Dennis for Model Number PRG364GLUS

Answer Hello Dennis. Check and make sure the gas supply is not low or restricted, and the regulator is good. If so, you will need to replace the gas safety valve 415497. Hope this helps.

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