Stove/Oven Repair Service
We service and repair Stoves, Ovens, Double Wall Ovens, Cooktops and Built-in Microwaves. We service all major brands. We carry a large inventory of parts to expedite most jobs the same day.
Common Stove / Oven Issues
Oven Temperature is Incorrect
When you preheat the oven, it should maintain the temperature you set it to. If the readout displays a higher temperature than the one you set, or your food always seems to be overcooked, you need to recalibrate the temperature controls.
The instructions on how to calibrate your oven should be in the owner’s manual. It should instruct you on how to increase or decrease the temperature by up to 35 degrees. Usually, this involves simply pressing and holding specific buttons on your oven’s control pad according to the instructions in the manual.
Oven Won’t Turn On
Major kitchen appliances, including the fridge, oven, and dishwasher, should each have their own circuit to help prevent breakers from tripping. Still, start your troubleshooting efforts by checking the junction box for tripped circuit breakers and making sure the appliance is plugged in.
If the oven is receiving power, various issues could be preventing it from turning on. Common electric oven problems include a broken wire; a bad control, bake, or broil element; or the wrong amount of power coming to the unit. Common gas oven problems include a faulty gas control, igniter, or valve. Because looking into these issues comes with a risk of electric shock, you should leave the troubleshooting to a professional.
Oven Light Doesn’t Work
First, try replacing the bulb. If that doesn’t work, you could be looking at a faulty light switch, electronic control, or connecting wire. Due to the high risk of electrocution, let an appliance repair technician handle these oven issues.
Oven Door Won’t Open or Shut
If the door doesn’t open after a self-cleaning cycle, start by unplugging the unit or shutting off the circuit breaker for five minutes. Once you restore power, gently move the door lock lever and see if you can now open the door. If this doesn’t work, reset the self-clean cycle, allow it to work for 15 minutes, and then cancel the cycle. After letting the oven cool for a little while, move the door lock lever and try opening the door again.
If the oven door doesn’t stay shut, you may need to replace the hinge. This requires disassembling the door and possibly removing the side panel as well. If you need help, call an appliance repair technician for assistance.
Oven Won’t Self-Clean
Several common oven issues can prevent an oven from self-cleaning. First, make sure the door switch is locking the oven properly since the self-cleaning cycle won’t begin unless the door is locked.
If that’s not the issue, there could be a problem with the temperature control thermostat, wiring, oven control board, or thermal fuse. Testing and repairing these components requires special skills and tools, so leave the job to an appliance repair specialist.
Should I Repair Or Replace My Stove?
When your stove stops working, it’s time to decide should I repair it or should I replace it? Replacing a stove can be costly depending on the model, brand, and features you would like. You may want to switch from electric to gas or want something that offers features such as self-cleaning. If you want to repair your stove, an appliance repair company is experienced with troubleshooting any issues pertaining to your appliance. There are many different types of stoves and our technicians can repair all the brands. Please visit our locations page to find out if there is a technician in your area.
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