Cooktop Repair Services

Mr. Appliance has extensive experience servicing a wide variety of ranges and stove cooktops. Some of the most common brands we service include:

• General Electric (GE)
• Whirlpool
• Samsung
• LG
• Frigidaire
• KitchenAid
• Bosch
• Maytag
• Amana
• Thor Kitchen
• Viking
• Sub-Zero
• BlueStar
• Fisher & Paykel

You should consider professional range repair when the issue involves gas lines, complex electrical components, or if you're uncomfortable with appliance disassembly.

For gas ranges, any suspected gas leak or burner ignition problem beyond simple cleaning warrants emergency services and expert intervention.

Electrical ranges with non-responsive control panels, consistent tripping of circuit breakers, or issues with the main power supply are also best left to a professional for safety and proper diagnosis, as incorrect repairs can be dangerous.

It's generally not necessary to have a residential range or stove professionally serviced on a routine annual basis unless you notice specific performance issues. However, if you have a gas range, it's a good idea to have gas lines and connections checked if you ever suspect a leak or have other gas appliance servicing. For both electric and gas, if you notice slow heating, uneven cooking, or unusual smells, then it's time for a range service professional to diagnose and repair.

Yes, built-in wall ovens and cooktops have specific repair considerations. Access to components can be more challenging, often requiring the unit to be carefully pulled out of its cabinet.

Gas lines for cooktops or dual-fuel ovens need proper handling. Electrical connections can be more complex, especially for 240V ovens.

Proper ventilation is also important for these units, and repairs might involve ensuring clear airflow paths. Calling a local stove service professional for repairs for these integrated appliances.

Whether it's worth repairing an old or heavily corroded residential range or stove depends on the extent of the damage, the cost of repair versus replacement, and the appliance's age.

If major components like the gas manifold, oven cavity, or control panel are heavily corroded, replacement might be more cost-effective and safer. However, if only a few key parts are corroded but the main structure is sound, repair can be a good option. A range repair professional assessment can help you decide.