Stove repair

A malfunctioning stove can make everyday cooking difficult and inconvenient. Whether you have a gas or electric stove, our technicians can diagnose heating, ignition, electrical, and control problems and determine the proper repair.

We repair a wide range of common stove problems, including:

• Stove won’t turn on: This can be caused by a tripped circuit breaker, faulty power connection, damaged wiring, control board problem, or another electrical failure.
• Stove has no power: This could be due to a tripped breaker, damaged power cord, faulty terminal block, loose wiring, or electrical connection problem.
• One stove burner not working: This can be caused by a faulty heating element, burner switch, igniter, damaged wiring, or burner connection problem.
• All stove burners not working: This could be due to a power supply problem, failed ignition module, control board issue, gas supply problem, or damaged wiring.
• Gas burner won’t ignite: This can be caused by a clogged burner, dirty or damaged igniter, faulty spark electrode, ignition switch, spark module, or gas supply problem.
• Gas burner clicks but won’t light: This could be due to a wet or dirty burner, clogged burner ports, misaligned burner cap, damaged electrode, or weak ignition spark.
• Gas burner not clicking: This can be caused by a faulty ignition switch, spark module, damaged wiring, power supply problem, or defective spark electrode.
• Gas burner keeps clicking: This could be due to moisture around the burner, a dirty electrode, faulty ignition switch, damaged spark module, or wiring problem.
• Gas burner lights slowly: This can be caused by clogged burner ports, improper burner cap placement, moisture, a weak spark, or dirty ignition components.
• Gas burner flame is weak: This could be due to clogged burner openings, improper gas pressure, damaged burner components, or a gas supply problem.
• Gas burner flame is uneven: This can be caused by clogged burner ports, a dirty burner head, incorrectly positioned burner cap, or damaged burner components.
• Gas burner flame is yellow: This could indicate dirty burner components, improper combustion, incorrect gas conversion, or a gas supply problem.
• Gas burner won’t stay lit: This can be caused by restricted burner ports, improper gas flow, damaged burner components, or an ignition system problem.
• Gas stove igniter not working: This could be due to a dirty or damaged igniter, faulty ignition switch, spark module, wiring problem, or control issue.
• Stove spark module not working: This can prevent one or more gas burners from igniting and may be caused by a failed spark module, damaged wiring, ignition switches, or electrodes.
• Electric burner not heating: This can be caused by a burned-out surface element, faulty burner switch, damaged receptacle, wiring problem, or control failure.
• Electric burner heats intermittently: This could be due to a failing surface element, loose connection, damaged burner receptacle, faulty switch, or wiring problem.
• Electric burner heats too much: This can be caused by a faulty burner control switch, damaged temperature control, wiring problem, or electronic control failure.
• Electric burner stuck on high: This could be due to a failed infinite switch, damaged control, shorted wiring, or electronic control problem.
• Electric burner won’t turn off: This can be caused by a stuck burner switch, failed relay, damaged wiring, or control board problem.
• Stove burner heats unevenly: This could be due to a damaged heating element, faulty burner switch, poor electrical connection, or burner receptacle problem.
• Stove takes too long to heat: This can be caused by a weak heating element, faulty burner switch, low voltage, damaged wiring, or control problem.
• Stove burner won’t adjust temperature: This could be due to a faulty infinite switch, damaged control knob, burner element problem, wiring issue, or electronic control failure.
• Stove burner switch not working: A faulty burner switch can prevent a burner from heating, cause inconsistent temperatures, or leave the burner stuck at one heat level.
• Stove burner receptacle damaged: A worn or burned receptacle can cause an electric burner to stop heating, work intermittently, or overheat at the connection.
• Stove control knob not working: This can be caused by a cracked knob, damaged control shaft, faulty burner switch, or internal control problem.
• Stove control panel not responding: This could be due to a faulty touchpad, user interface, control board, damaged wiring, or power supply issue.
• Stove display not working: This can be caused by a faulty display module, control board, loose electrical connection, or power supply problem.
• Stove showing an error code: This can indicate a problem with the controls, sensors, burner system, wiring, or another monitored component.
• Stove hot surface indicator stays on: This could be due to a faulty burner switch, temperature sensor, surface element, wiring problem, or control board issue.
• Stove trips the circuit breaker: This can be caused by a shorted heating element, damaged wiring, faulty burner switch, control board problem, or another electrical component.
• Stove sparks unexpectedly: This could be due to a damaged igniter, faulty ignition switch, wet burner components, damaged wiring, or spark module problem.
• Stove has a burning smell: This can be caused by food buildup, overheated wiring, a damaged heating element, failing burner switch, or another electrical component.
• Stove making unusual noises: This could be due to electrical arcing, ignition system problems, loose components, control relays, or another internal issue.
• Stove surface overheating: This can be caused by a faulty burner control switch, temperature sensor, heating element, damaged wiring, or control board problem.

If your stove is experiencing any of these problems, our technicians can inspect the appliance, identify the cause, and recommend the proper repair. Contact Appliance Repair SO to schedule professional stove repair service in Fort Myers and surrounding areas.