Phoenix Range and Stove Repair

Range and Stove Repair Experts Serving the Phoenix Metro Area

A failed range or stove can interrupt meal plans, lead to wasted food, or require dining out. All of these scenarios represent unexpected costs and inconveniences. 

At Affordable Appliance Repair, we offer fast, professional solutions so you can get back to cooking with minimal disruption. Our licensed technicians can replace manufacturer's parts and get your range and stove back in working order. Have a commercial-grade oven or range? Our professionals have over 20 years of experience with appliances and are prepared to tackle just about any problem. We offer a free service call with repairs, same-day emergency service, and guaranteed 3-hour service windows.

When you need reliable and affordable Phoenix range and stove repair, call (480) 914-3381 or contact us online.

Common Range and Stove Problems

A range, oven, and stove combination appliance can be costly to replace. While a problem may initially suggest that your setup is beyond repair, you should never automatically assume you need a new appliance. Our team at Affordable Appliance Repair can help you identify the cause of a malfunction so that your existing unit can be fixed. A stove or range repair can save you a lot of money and hassle if it helps avoid the need for a premature replacement. 

Our Phoenix range and stove repair technicians are ready to take on many common issues, including:

• The stove or range will not heat. One common issue is a malfunctioning heating element, which can wear out over time or suffer damage, leading to uneven or no heat. Electrical problems can also be the culprit, such as a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker, interrupting the power supply to the appliance. Additionally, a faulty thermostat may prevent the stove or range from reaching the desired temperature. Gas stoves might encounter issues such as a blocked gas line or a defective igniter, both of which can hinder heating.
• The stove, cooktop, or range will not turn on. In some cases, the stove or range may not turn on at all, indicating a potential issue with the power supply. For electric stoves, check if the appliance is properly plugged in and ensure that the outlet is functioning correctly. Sometimes, the connection might be loose or the power cord damaged, both of which can prevent the stove from turning on. For gas stoves, ensure the gas supply valve is open and the stove is receiving adequate gas flow. Another common issue is a faulty control board, which handles the appliance’s various functions. If the control board is damaged, it may need replacement for the stove to operate again. Furthermore, if there is an issue with the safety valve or the gas pressure regulator, the appliance may not ignite, posing a potential safety hazard.
• The stove or range will not hold the requested temperature. If the stove or range is not holding the set temperature consistently, it may indicate several potential issues that require professional repairs. One common cause is a faulty temperature sensor or thermostat that inaccurately measures the internal temperature, causing fluctuations. This inconsistency can result in food being undercooked or overcooked, disrupting meal preparation. Another possibility is an issue with the heating elements themselves. If they are partially burned out or damaged, they may not provide steady heat. For gas stoves, inconsistent temperature could stem from a blockage in the gas line or issues with the gas pressure regulator, leading to uneven heat distribution. Additionally, a malfunctioning control board could fail to maintain the correct power or gas flow required to keep the temperature stable.
• The thermostat is not accurate. If a thermostat becomes inaccurate, it may prevent the stove or range from reaching or maintaining the set temperature, which can result in uneven cooking or even damage to the appliance. An inaccurate thermostat may be caused by general wear and tear over time. As the thermostat endures repeated heating and cooling cycles, its components can degrade, leading to eventual inaccuracy. Grease and food particles can also accumulate around the thermostat sensor, causing it to give false readings. Additionally, exposure to high levels of moisture or temperature variations beyond the standard operating range may disrupt its functionality, leading to erratic temperature readings. Electrical issues such as corroded wiring or faulty connections can also impair the thermostat's ability to measure and regulate heat accurately. 
• The bake or broil elements do not work. The bake or broil elements of a range or stove may stop working for a variety of reasons. One common issue is a burned-out element, where, over time, the heating elements can wear out due to constant exposure to high temperatures. Visibly, a burned-out element may show signs of blistering or cracks, and it will no longer glow red when in use. Electrical problems, such as faulty wiring or loose connections, can also prevent these elements from heating properly. 
• There is an error on the stove or range display. Many modern stoves and ranges are equipped with digital displays that provide valuable information and control options for the user. However, these displays can occasionally show error codes or fail to function correctly, indicating that there may be a problem requiring repairs. One common reason for an error on the stove or range display is an issue with the control board. As the central component controlling various functions, a malfunctioning control board can lead to incorrect error messages or display failures. Electrical problems, such as loose connections or damaged wiring, can also contribute to display issues. These electrical faults may cause intermittent signals or complete loss of communication between the display and other components. Addressing these problems typically requires diagnosing the root cause, which may involve inspecting the control board, sensors, and wiring for faults. Depending on the severity of the underlying issue, repairs could range from replacing a damaged component to more extensive electrical work.

Additional signs of cooktop problems include issues with the burner temperature not adjusting properly, the induction element or the electric coils refusing to heat up, or coil damage, such as blisters, bubbles, or cracks. If you see any sparks when the cooktop is turned on, or the burner won't light, or the indicator light fails to turn on you likely need to call for a cooktop repair as well.

How Much Will Range and Stove Repairs Cost?

The cost of repairs can vary depending on several factors. The brand of the appliance, the type of appliance (gas or electric), and the part that needs replacing all factor into the cost of repair.

Given that a range or stove can be very costly to replace, repairing a malfunctioning appliance is often the more cost-effective choice. We make it our mission to provide you with the highest quality service at the most affordable price. Our team offers free service call with repair and waives service call fees with every repair job. 

We Service the Latest Stoves and Ranges from Top Brands

Ovens and ranges are becoming more and more complex. Programming features, heating components, and hardware have all dramatically changed with updates to technology. Fortunately, our experts have kept up to date on the evolving requirements for Phoenix stove and range repair.

We work with many popular brands of gas and electric ranges and stoves, including:

• Admiral®
• Amana®
• ASKO®
• Bosch®
• Caloric®
• Electrolux®
• Frigidaire®
• Gaggenau®
• Gibson®
• Hotpoint®
• Jenn-Air®
• Kenmore®
• KitchenAid®
• LG®
• Magic Chef®
• Whirlpool®
• Wolf®

Our Phoenix stove and repair technicians can also fix your dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, freezer, or icemaker! Call (480) 914-3381 or contact us online today.