The short answer
The CGP line spans the models listed below and nothing more. Four model tags make up this family in the matrix below: close enough that the checks are common to all of them, far enough apart that parts are ordered by tag.
What goes wrong on these models
- A smell of gas anywhere near the appliance — Do not switch anything on or off, leave the building, and call the gas utility or emergency services from outside. Do not look for the leak yourself, and do not treat this as a repair to plan.
- The igniter keeps clicking after the burner lights — Moisture or soil is keeping the spark circuit active.
- A yellow, lazy or uneven flame — Blocked ports, a misplaced cap or an air-shutter problem.
- The oven runs cool, hot or unevenly — Calibration drift, a failing oven sensor or a weak bake igniter that never pulls enough current to open the gas valve.
- The oven will not light at all — On a gas oven the igniter has to glow hot enough to open the safety valve, so a weak igniter shows as a cold oven with a working control.
Problem classes in frequency order
- Ignition and spark faults — Ranked first: most spark faults clear with drying and cleaning rather than with a part.
- Burner flame quality — Second: burner ports and caps foul with use, and a displaced cap changes the flame immediately.
- Oven temperature and calibration — Third: the symptom is baking performance rather than a failure anyone can see.
- Gas smell, soot or heat damage — Fourth: gas smell and soot are not repairs to schedule but reasons to stop using the appliance now.
Models in the CGP family
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| CGP7030 | caf:gas-stove:cgp |
| CGP7036 | caf:gas-stove:cgp |
| CGP9530 | caf:gas-stove:cgp |
| CGP9536 | caf:gas-stove:cgp |
Problem classes ranked against each other (no counted sample)
General guidance| Problem class | Relative frequency on this family |
|---|---|
| Ignition and spark faults | highest |
| Burner flame quality | second |
| Oven temperature and calibration | third |
| Gas smell, soot or heat damage | lowest |
Gas safety first
Safety
If you smell gas: do not switch anything on or off, leave the building, and call the gas utility or emergency services from outside. Do not look for the leak yourself. For everything else, unplug the appliance or switch off its breaker before removing any panel, and leave the gas fittings, the regulator and the orifices to a licensed technician.
When to call a technician
Seating a cap, drying an igniter and clearing ports are yours across every model in this matrix. Call for a burner that still will not light when clean, for a yellow flame that does not correct, for an oven that will not reach temperature, and for anything that leaves soot.
Other families of this brand
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