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Estate Stove smells like gas

When your Estate stove smells like gas, a brief odor when a gas burner lights can be normal, but a persistent smell is not. The most likely cause is a damaged range or stove valve or gas tube connection. Check connection points with a non-corrosive leak detection solution or a mixture of dish soap and water. Bubbles indicate a leak. Next, the gas valve assembly, safety valve, or surface burner valve may be damaged and allowing gas to escape. If the oven burner lights within about 90 seconds but the oven still smells like gas, a failing oven igniter may be the problem. A slight gas odor should disappear quickly after ignition. If you smell gas when the Estate range is not in use, or notice a persistent rotten-egg odor, shut off the gas supply, ventilate the area if safe, leave the home, and contact your gas utility or a certified technician. Do not operate the appliance until it is repaired. Enter your Estate range, stove, or oven model number to find the exact replacement valve, safety valve, igniter, or other part for your specific appliance.

01 - Estate Range/Stove/Oven Valve

While all gas ranges will have a slight gas smell when the burners first light, a persistent smell could be the result of a damaged valve or gas tube. You can apply a non-corrosive leak detection solution, or dishsoap mixed with water, to the valve or tube connection points. The solution will bubble is a gas leak is present. If you suspect a leak is present, you should shut off the gas supply immediately until the issue can be resolved.
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02 - Estate Range/Stove/Oven Gas Valve Assembly

All gas ranges will have a slight gas smell when the burners light. This is normal. The smell should go away quickly after the burner has lit. If you still smell gas after the burner has lit, or when the range is not in use, you will need to call a certified technician to fix it.
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03 - Estate Range/Stove/Oven Safety Valve

All gas ranges will have a slight gas smell when the burners light. This is normal. The smell should go away quickly after the burner has lit. If you still smell gas after the burner has lit, or when the range is not in use, it's possible the safety valve is damaged and you should contact a certified technician to fix it.
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04 - Estate Range/Stove/Oven Igniter

All gas ranges will have a slight gas smell when the burners light. This is normal. The smell should go away quickly after the burner has lit. If the oven burner lights within 90 seconds, but you still smell gas, it's possible the igniter is failing.
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05 - Estate Range/Stove/Oven Surface Burner Valve

All gas ranges will have a slight gas smell when the burners light. This is normal. The smell should go away quickly after the burner has lit. If you still smell gas after the burner has lit, or when the range is not in use, it's possible the safety burner valve is damaged and you should contact a certified technician to fix it.
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06 - Expected Gas Odor

All gas ranges will have a slight gas odor when the burners light. This is normal. The odor should go away quickly after the burner has lit. If the distinctive rotten-eggs odor associated with a gas leak is persistent, contact the utility company immediately. For safety, open a window to ventilate the area if possible.
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Is it normal for my Estate gas stove to smell like gas when it lights?
What should I do if my Estate oven smells like gas after preheating?
Can a failing oven igniter cause an Estate gas oven to smell like gas?
Could an Estate range valve or surface burner valve be leaking gas?
How do I find the correct gas valve or igniter for my Estate range?