Range Repair in Denver, CO

Your range is one of the busiest appliances in the kitchen, so burner, ignition, heating, or oven problems can interrupt daily meals quickly. Denver Appliance Repair Service repairs gas, electric, and induction ranges throughout the Denver metro area.

We troubleshoot surface elements, igniters, temperature issues, control panels, and oven functions. Call (720) 204-8387 or schedule service online.

Common Problems with Ranges

GAS RANGES

Burner not Lighting Up

It is true that gas ranges often lack complex electronics – the older models might work perfectly fine without any power supply at all! One of the most complex parts of a gas range is the igniter. There are numerous variations, but most of the time the main igniter’s functionality is to turn on the gas valve to allow the gas flow into the burner freely and to light it up. However, the igniter issues are often caused by damaged circuitry or other seemingly minor faults.

Range Knob is Broken

While the range knob replacement does not sound like a particularly complicated task, it may be still better to invite professional technician to diagnose the issue properly and replace the broken knob with a manufactory-approved knob assembly. Sometimes the problem can be more complicated than it sounds – for example, if the knob does not seem to turn properly the problem may lie not only in the broken knob or knob shaft, but even in a malfunctioning gas valve!

ELECTRIC RANGES

Heating Element Won’t Heat Up

In case a particular or several heating elements do not seem to work, but everything else is working fine the problem most likely lies in the faulty heating elements or a broken fuse. In certain cases a damaged main board or even a malfunctioning control panel can cause the fault, so the issue has to be diagnosed properly. This is the reason neither we nor other appliance repair companies wouldn’t be able to give you an estimate for the repair until we have a look at your appliance first. Still, it is often either the faulty heating element or a blown up fuse that causes this issue

Electric Range Won’t Turn On

One of the first recommendations we could give to our clients is to have a look at the power outlet. Sometimes, someone may have accidentally unplugged your appliance, or the breaker could have tripped without you noticing it. The rule of thumb in this case is to plug in a smaller appliance in the same outlet, such as a desk lamp, and check if it would work at all. If the outlet is fine, the problem is likely caused either by a blown fuse or damaged circuitry, especially if your appliance has shorted.

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Here are a few discounts you may be eligible to receive: