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RGV-364GD

DCS RGV-364GD Gas Griddle Repair

Most common issues on this model

  1. Griddle thermostat and temperature holding
  2. Oven halo behavior
  3. Cooktop flame evenness
  4. Gas oven igniter
  5. Grease buildup near the griddle

Four burners and a griddle share the cooktop of the RGV-364GD, a 36-inch gas range from the older DCS RGV line. The knob halos glow red and orange to show heating status, so the controls tell you when a surface is hot. Many owners of this legacy model keep it for the griddle alone.

When the griddle will not hold its temperature, we look at the thermostat and the burner flame together, since either can be responsible. If the oven halo alternates between orange and red in a way that does not match what the oven is doing, we test the control and the parts feeding it. We also look at the flame on each cooktop burner for evenness, and at the oven igniter.

Older parts can be scarce, so we check them before the repair and put the price in writing. A licensed plumber takes care of the gas line or shutoff if either needs work. Our work comes with a 30-day workmanship warranty. Parts are matched to the exact model and serial number printed on the label.

Key features

  • 36-inch gas range
  • Griddle with four burners
  • Red and orange knob halos show heating status
  • Belongs to the older RGV family
RGV-364GDRGV-364GD questions
My griddle will not stay at the temperature I set. What do you check?

We test the griddle thermostat and the burner flame together. Either one can cause the swing, so we measure before replacing a part. Either one can cause the swing, and we measure before replacing any part.

What does a halo alternating orange and red mean?

The halo reports the control's status, so an odd pattern is a clue, not a diagnosis. We test the control and the oven parts to see what it is reacting to.

Is the cooktop flame supposed to be even?

Yes, a steady blue flame of even height is what you want. Uneven flames usually mean dirty ports or a cap that is out of place.

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