So if it was on & very hot it could possibly explode due to the phenomenon of sudden cooling but I seriously doubt it caught fire unless the fluid sprayed happened to inflammable.During our drive control trials we tested this & observed the same phenomenon (but no ignition) in the Lab at GE because of water spray infiltration on incandescents in a hot toxic environment.

@Anthony Navarro the decision to stay local vs a few hours or even a different state is a debate that ignites fairly often. 

If you have/can get gas at the property, you can install a gas range on a 120v 15 or 20 amp circuit (for the igniter and clock/timer), and, depending on the size of that unit, may not need to increase service. 

They'll graze it down to nothing in no time and you won't have to dump a bunch of chemicals on the property.Not to ignite a debate about the use RoundUp, but while they claim that oh yeah, glyphosate will just break down and wash away, no big deal, there are plenty of studies that show while it might not be found in the soil, it can be taken up alongside essential nutrients by the plants that it doesn't kill and then remain within the food chain for some time.

We put the key in the ignition expecting the car to start, we leave our home expecting to come back and find it in one piece, you get my picture.We have HIGH expectations for everything else, but ourselves.

Its opposite the igniter where the last burner is.

It can be changed to where the doors unlock when the engine is turned off or when the key is removed from the ignition.

Training like IGNITE or LAUNCH. 

It would be nice to have maybe $5k in reserves or available on your cc for johnny jump ups.Probably good idea to do a sewer scope or not a good idea DO IT .I assume you got 15 years left on the roof.Hvac / furnace if you're lucky you will nearly get 20 years out of them,learn how to change the igniter on your furnace (you tube)Are you going to have to deal with pos?

This is a modern gas range with electirc ignition.