Electric Stoves, Ovens and Ranges
When burners won’t heat, elements burn out, or the oven won’t maintain temperature, your electric stove can disrupt mealtime. Fast service keeps your appliance cooking evenly and safely.
Common Issues
Faulty heating elements or wiring issues can stop burners from getting hot. This makes meal preparation frustrating and inconsistent.
A broken thermostat or control board can prevent your oven from staying at the right heat level. Baking and roasting become unreliable without this repair.
Sometimes the stove’s indicator light remains lit even when burners are off. This can signal a faulty switch and poses a safety concern.
A damaged hinge or seal prevents the oven door from closing fully. This causes heat loss and wasted energy, and food won’t cook properly.
Sparks from burners or a burnt smell can point to serious wiring or electrical faults. These should be fixed immediately to avoid fire hazards.
Tips for Maintenance and Extended Lifespan of Electric Stove, Ovens and Ranges
Prevent damage to heating elements and electrical components by cleaning spills right away.
Blocking airflow with foil can damage sensors and heating performance.
Swap worn knobs or switches before they cause electrical faults.
