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Explosion potential My Jenn Air gas oven used to work great. Now there is a delay when turning it on, then after several minutes there is a loud "woof" with enough force that it blows the oven door slightly open, and then there is a odd "burnt" smell that follows. It seems like something is preventing a normal startup and the gas is building up too much, then "boom". It runs fine after that, but my wife and I are concerned about turning this puppy on and blowing up our kitchen. What should I be looking for to fix this? (I'm not sure what the model # is. Stainless steel, heavy duty burner top, convection oven)

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Absolutely do not use it until the problem is taken care of. You do indeed have an explosion hazzard.

95% chance all it needs is a thourouch cleaning of the ignition assembly.

When burner orifices and lighting tracks get contaminated and partially clogged with rust, dirt, and other sediment it starts to block the gas flow.

The gas starts to build up unburnt untill it eventually encounters the flame or ignitor, and then all the built up gas ignites at once.

It would eventuallty get worse.

Clean or replace the ignition assembly and burners.
A brass wire brush works wonders.

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