Nothing brings a family together like a home-cooked meal. If you're having problems with your conventional range oven, it disrupts family time and leaves you hungry for a properly cooked meal!
When this happens AAA Appliance is the appliance repair company to call to get your dinner routine back to normal!
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SIGNS YOU NEED TO REPAIR YOUR STOVE OVEN/CONVENTIONAL RANGE
- Oven not heating.
- Uneven cooking.
- Oven light out.
- Oven won't turn on.
- Oven fan not working.
- Oven self-cleaning not working.
- Inaccurate temperature reading.
- Oven door repair.
Signs Your Igniters Need To Be Replaced
- You Have Uneven Heat
- You Are Struggling to Make the Temperature Set
- You Haven't Replaced It In 3-5 Years
- You're Getting a Delayed Ignition
- The Burner is Not Igniting
The rating plate, which includes the model and serial number, is usually found on the door frame of the cooker - for example, on the Hotpoint door frame. It's less typical to locate it on the side of the door or near the front base.
A quick look at the front and interior of your appliance (door and frame) should usually disclose the rating plate with all the information you need. However, in order to examine it, you may need to remove a front panel; be cautious not to harm your appliance while doing so.
Depending on the specific problem with the appliance and the price of replacement parts, the cost to repair a convection oven may vary. Simple repairs, like changing a broken door handle, can cost as little as $50, whereas more involved fixes, like replacing a broken heating element or control board, can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
The technician's service call fee, which can range from $50 to $100 or more depending on the location and complexity of the repair, may also be included in the price.
For a diagnosis and cost estimate to repair your convection oven, contact a licensed and experienced appliance repair technician. They can provide an accurate estimate based on your appliance's specific problem and the cost of replacement parts.
There are several reasons why a conventional oven may not be heating up, including a faulty heating element, a malfunctioning thermostat, or a blown fuse. It's best to call a professional appliance repair technician to diagnose and fix the issue.
If your oven won't turn on, there are several things you can check before calling a professional repair technician. First, make sure that the oven is properly plugged in and that the circuit breaker hasn't tripped. If those are not the issue, check the oven's thermostat and heating element for any signs of damage or malfunction. You can also try resetting the oven by unplugging it for a few minutes and then plugging it back in. If none of these steps work, it's best to call a professional repair technician for diagnosis and repair.
