Most common issues on this model
- Grill ignition and flame length
- Grease on the radiants
- Gas oven burner
- Four cooktop burners
- Ventilation while grilling
Four gas burners and a grill come together on the RGV-364GL, a 36-inch all-gas range in the DCS Professional line. It is the grill version of the 36-inch RGV family, and it needs a strong ventilation hood to deal with the smoke it can create.
Our first check is the grill. We see how it lights, how the flame looks along the burner, and whether grease has built up on the radiants or in the ports, which causes most weak-heat complaints. The four cooktop burners come next, and then the gas oven, where we look at igniter strength and how well the temperature follows the setting.
As an older range, some of its parts are scarce, so we say so up front and check them before work begins. You will have the price in writing first. Work on the gas line or shutoff beyond the range goes to a licensed plumber, while we handle the appliance. We warrant our work for 30 days and match parts to the rating label.
Key features
- Professional line, 36 inches wide
- Gas cooktop and gas oven
- Grill with four burners
- Sold c.2005-2015
Error codes this model can show
Why does a grill range need extra checks?
Its grill carries a separate burner, igniter and set of radiants that collect grease, so those parts get cleaned and tested on top of the cooktop and oven.
Why is one end of my grill flame weak?
Grease or debris in the ports at that end is the usual cause. The burner is cleaned and the flame rechecked before a part is suggested.
Is the RGV-364GL the same range as the RGU-364GL?
Size and layout match, but the letters in the model number differ, and parts can too. The label settles which one you own. Some parts may differ between them.
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