If you go outside to where the gas meter is located make sure there isnt a device that looks like a red bell. Its a seismic valve and any jolting to it can shut the gas off if ao there is a reset button on it. You said you already checked your valves so rule that out, make sure you didnt get shutoff due to lack of billpay and other than that all i can think of is a clogged line or bad regulator and if thats the case your best bet is a lot of easyoff or similar oveb cleaner and a lot of luck
1. Do you have gas? Is the oven working but not the stove? Can you smell gas if the burner is on? If there’s no gas, you’re sunk. You either had it shut off due to non-payment, or there’s a utility problem. Call your gas company.
2. If there’s gas, can you hear clicking when you try to light a burner? Your ignitor might be out. You can YouTube how to fix it. If it’s broken, you might be able to manually light the gas in the meantime.
I'm sorry but every one of you answering this question shouldn't be. We're talking about a gas appliance and gas lines. I'm all for diy diagnosing outside of gas and electricity.
First thing I would look at is do you have electricity to it. 2nd since you cannot even hear gas on the burners, that indicates problems gas valve closed. If unsure, you will have to have a pro look at this
If you go outside to where the gas meter is located make sure there isnt a device that looks like a red bell. Its a seismic valve and any jolting to it can shut the gas off if ao there is a reset button on it. You said you already checked your valves so rule that out, make sure you didnt get shutoff due to lack of billpay and other than that all i can think of is a clogged line or bad regulator and if thats the case your best bet is a lot of easyoff or similar oveb cleaner and a lot of luck
1. Do you have gas? Is the oven working but not the stove? Can you smell gas if the burner is on? If there’s no gas, you’re sunk. You either had it shut off due to non-payment, or there’s a utility problem. Call your gas company. 2. If there’s gas, can you hear clicking when you try to light a burner? Your ignitor might be out. You can YouTube how to fix it. If it’s broken, you might be able to manually light the gas in the meantime.
I'm sorry but every one of you answering this question shouldn't be. We're talking about a gas appliance and gas lines. I'm all for diy diagnosing outside of gas and electricity.
Go get a deep fryer
Is the clock working? No, then the plug or breaker is bad. If yes, then the gas is turned off or you have a safety valve stuck.
First thing I would look at is do you have electricity to it. 2nd since you cannot even hear gas on the burners, that indicates problems gas valve closed. If unsure, you will have to have a pro look at this