Oven Repair
Unfortunately, a malfunctioning oven can be a serious issue – especially if you are a fan of home cooking or want to impress your family or friends with a freshly baked meal. Luckily, however, OnTime Appliance Repair can repair both gas and electric ovens, stoves and ranges.
We cover most of Los Angeles and surrounding areas and we can repair all residential appliance brands, including high-end brands such as Viking and Wolf. You are welcome to give us a call today – and most likely we will be able to set up an appointment with you the same day, or schedule a new appointment with you for another day. We also work on Saturday and Sundays in case you have a tight schedule during the workdays. Our technicians do carry spare oven parts, and most likely will be able to fix your oven on spot.
Our technicians can solve most of the oven problems such as:
- Oven won’t hold temperature
- Door doesn’t shut
- Door hinge requires replacement
- Burner doesn’t work, or igniter needs replacement
- Oven won’t turn on
- Light inside the oven won’t work
- Replace the door handle, glass or the door itself
Moreover, we can install your gas oven, or uninstall it.
You are welcome to give us a call if you want to set an appoint with us or if you have any questions regarding over repair. Our phone number is (818) 600-2559.
Oven Troubleshooting
Sometimes there is an easy explanation to what could have caused a certain oven problem. Here is a list of most common oven problems:
Oven light is not working
Similar to other appliances and regular light bulbs, oven lights have a limited time of life as well. You can check your user manual and identify the light bulb, which needs replacement.
Please make sure you turn off the power before replacing the bulb.
Oven fan is not working
Despite this error is rather common, you will still need to call a technician to diagnose the problem and replace the fan if necessary. Keep in mind, that sometimes it is possible to repair the fan without having to replace it.
Oven door is not in line
This problem can be encountered more often with the older appliances. It is caused by the hinges that become loose over the time. You may check the user manual for further guidance on tightening the hinges or just call a technician.
Oven actively venting hot air
Sometimes ovens may release too much heat from the side walls. There are several possible solutions for this issue. Most oven brands manufacturer offer to buy protective strips specifically designed to keep the heat inside the oven.
Oven door handle is broken
A broken door handle can sometimes be an easy problem to fix. You can refer to your oven manual and check the guidelines for replacing the individual door handle.
Loose door glass
Most of the time you would be able to find instructions for this problem in your user manual. However, it is still generally recommended to contact a technician for dealing with this sort of issues.