Cooktop | Range | Stove Repair

Kitchen Appliance Repair Near You:
From Diagnosis to Resolution

Detailed Repair Plan and Quote
After diagnosing the issue, our technician will provide a clear explanation of what’s wrong with your stove, cooktop, or range, and offer an upfront repair estimate. We pride ourselves on transparent pricing—no hidden fees! If you choose to go ahead with the repair, the service call fee is waived, and the technician will proceed with the necessary repairs.

Repair and Replacement
Our technicians carry a wide selection of replacement parts, ensuring that we can quickly fix common problems. Whether your appliance requires a new heating element, thermostat, igniter, or any other component, our experts use high-quality parts for long-lasting results.

Final Testing
Once the repair is complete, we will thoroughly test your appliance to ensure everything is working properly. Our technician will ensure all burners, knobs, and controls are functioning, and the appliance is safe to use. We also clean the area around the appliance, leaving your kitchen spotless and ready for use.

Customer Education and Follow-Up
Before leaving your premises, we take the time to educate you on the proper use and maintenance of your cooking appliances. We’ll share tips to prevent future problems and extend the life of your appliance. Additionally, we encourage our customers to reach out for follow-ups or with any further questions.

Warranty
For your peace of mind, all of our repairs come with a warranty on both labor and parts. If any issues arise after the repair, we’re just a phone call away to provide fast service.

Types of Repairs

• Electric Cooktops: Often involve replacing heating elements or repairing electronic controls.

• Gas Ranges: May require cleaning or replacing gas valves, igniters, or burners.

• Induction Cooktops: Typically need more complex electronic diagnostics and repairs

Reasons why customers choose Aspeco

• Experienced Technicians: Our team has years of expertise in cooktop, stove, and range repair, handling a wide range of brands and models.

• Upfront Pricing: The service call fee is waived when you proceed with a repair, ensuring transparent, competitive pricing.

• Convenient Scheduling: Flexible appointment slots to fit your schedule.

• Quality Parts and Service: We use only high-quality replacement parts and provide a warranty for added peace of mind.

• Fast, Reliable Repairs: We aim to complete most repairs on the spot, minimizing downtime and inconvenience.

Choosing our cooktop, stove, and range repair service means you receive an efficient, cost-effective solution to your appliance issues. With a clear commitment to quality, a waived service call fee upon repair, and a customer-first approach, we are dedicated to ensuring your cooking appliances are up and running in no time.

When your kitchen appliances, such as cooktops, stoves, or ranges, start to malfunction, it can disrupt your daily routine and affect your cooking experience. The repair process begins with a comprehensive diagnostic service call, which is waived when you proceed with repairs. This initial assessment allows technicians to pinpoint issues affecting your appliances performance. Here’s a detailed overview of our repair process, ensuring you understand what to expect from start to finish.


Initial Contact and Scheduling
Your repair journey begins with a simple phone call or online request. During this initial contact, we will collect details about your appliance issues and schedule a service visit at your convenience. We charge a service call fee, which is waived upon completion of any repair service, making our process cost-effective and customer-friendly.

Diagnostic Inspection
Once our technician arrives at your location, they will conduct a thorough diagnostic inspection of your cooktop, stove, or range. We work on a variety of models and brands, from electric stoves to gas ranges, induction cooktops, and more. The technician will identify the root cause of the problem, whether it's a malfunctioning burner, faulty ignition, damaged wiring from various brands and models, including popular manufacturers like GE, LG, Samsung, and Whirlpool.

• Appliance age and model

• Severity of the issue

• Availability of replacement parts

If your Gas Cooktop, Stove, or Range is malfunctioning, there are several common symptoms that may suggest it requires professional repair. Here are the most frequent symptoms:

Cooktop | Range | Stove Problems
Detection & Troubleshooting

5. Unresponsive

Possible Causes: Broken knobs, faulty control valve, or electrical failure in electric ignition models.
Signs to Look For: The knob is stuck or hard to turn. The burner won’t adjust heat levels correctly.

1. Gas Burner Not Lighting

Possible Causes: Blocked burner holes, faulty ignition system, or gas supply issues.
Signs to Look For: When you turn the knob, the burner doesn't light up or click. The electric ignition doesn't spark.
What to Do: If the ignition system is faulty, you may need to replace the spark electrode or ignition switch.

2. Weak or Uneven Flame

Possible Causes: Clogged burner ports, low gas pressure, or issues with the regulator.
Signs to Look For: The flame is yellow or orange instead of blue. The flame is weak or fluctuates in size.
What to Do: Clean the burner ports. If the problem persists, it could indicate a gas pressure issue, which will need professional attention.

3. Gas Smell

Possible Causes: Leaking gas line or faulty gas valve.
Signs to Look For: A noticeable smell of gas when the stove is in use or when it’s off.
What to Do: Immediately turn off the stove and any gas appliances, ventilate the area, and contact a licensed professional.

4. Burner Not Heating Up Properly

Possible Causes: Igniter problems, gas valve issues, or clogged burners.
Signs to Look For: The burner doesn’t heat up or takes longer than usual to heat. The burner ignites but doesn’t maintain consistent heat.
What to Do: Clean the burner and ensure the igniter is functioning. If the burner still doesn’t heat properly, the gas valve or igniter may need repair.

What to Do: Check if the knob or burner valve is damaged. You may need to replace the knob or have the control valve repaired.

6. Clicking Sound Without Ignition

Possible Causes: Wet burner, clogged ports, or malfunctioning spark ignition system.
Signs to Look For: The stove keeps making a clicking sound, but the burner doesn’t ignite.
What to Do: Dry the burner or clean any debris. If the clicking continues, the ignition system may be faulty and require repair.

7. Gas Burner Won’t Stay Lit

Possible Causes: Faulty thermocouple, gas supply issues, or a malfunctioning burner.
Signs to Look For: The burner lights, but goes out quickly.
What to Do: Check the thermocouple (if present) to ensure it is positioned properly. If it’s malfunctioning, it may need to be replaced.

8. Unusual Noises

Possible Causes: Faulty burner, gas valve issues, or improper venting.
Signs to Look For: Unusual hissing, or buzzing sounds when the burner is on.
What to Do: If the noise is related to gas flow, shut off the appliance immediately. Contact a technician to check the gas valve, burner, or igniter.

9. Stove Light Flickers or Doesn’t Work

Possible Causes: Electrical issue, broken bulb, or malfunctioning control switch.
Signs to Look For: The light dims or flickers when the burner is on. The light doesn’t turn on at all.
What to Do: Replace the bulb if necessary. If the problem persists, it could be related to wiring or the switch, requiring professional inspection.

10. Burner Flame Flickers or Goes Out When You Turn It Down

Possible Causes: Dirty burner, low gas pressure, or faulty valve.
Signs to Look For: The flame flickers or goes out when adjusting the heat to low.
What to Do: Clean the burner. If the issue persists, the valve or gas pressure may need attention.

11. The Cooktop Surface is Overheating

Possible Causes: Malfunctioning control board or miscalibrated gas valves.
Signs to Look For: The surface around the burner gets excessively hot.
What to Do: Turn off the stove and let it cool. Check if there’s a control malfunction or if the burners are misaligned, and consider scheduling a repair.

Note: For any gas-related issue, if you're unsure or suspect a gas leak, immediately turn off the gas supply, ventilate the area, and contact a professional technician. Gas appliance repairs should only be handled by licensed professionals to ensure safety.

Electric and gas cooktops, stoves, and ranges have distinct operation, and their problems can differ due to the differences in power sources and components. Here's a guide to the electric cooktop, stove, and range problems that can be different from gas models, along with tips on how to detect and troubleshoot them:

1. Burner Won’t Heat

• Unique to Electric Cooktops: Electric cooktops rely on heating elements that can burn out or malfunction. Gas cooktops, on the other hand, rely on gas flow, and heating is more consistent as long as the gas supply is working.

• How to Detect: The burner does not get hot when turned on, or it doesn’t reach the desired temperature.

• Troubleshooting Tips:

  • Check if the burner element is visibly damaged or cracked. If the burner is broken, it will need to be replaced.

  • Ensure the burner is properly seated in the socket. Sometimes, the burner may not make proper contact due to a loose or dirty connection.

  • If it's an induction cooktop, ensure the cookware is compatible with induction (magnetic).

  • Check the circuit breaker or fuse for the electric cooktop to make sure the power supply is intact.

2. Uneven Temperature Fluctuations

• Unique to Electric Cooktops: Electric elements, especially on coil models or older smooth-top cooktops, can have uneven heating due to age, damage, or faulty wiring. Gas cooktops typically provide more consistent heating since gas flames distribute heat more uniformly.

• How to Detect: Your cooking surface heats unevenly, or food is not cooking at the expected speed or temperature.

• Troubleshooting Tips:

  • For coil burners, check if the coils are bent or if there’s any visible damage. If a coil burner is damaged, it will need to be replaced.

  • For smooth-top models, check the heating element beneath the glass for any cracks or irregularities. A malfunctioning element may need replacement.

  • Check the burner control switches for proper operation. If a control switch is faulty, it may cause inconsistent heat output and should be replaced.
    
    

3. Won’t Turn On

• Unique to Electric Cooktops: If an electric cooktop or stove won’t turn on, the issue could be with the power supply, burner connections, or internal components like the control board. Gas cooktops will typically work as long as there is a gas supply.

• How to Detect: The cooktop won’t power on, or no indicator lights appear when you try to turn it on.

• Troubleshooting Tips:

  • First, check the power supply and ensure the cooktop is properly plugged in. Check the circuit breaker to see if it has tripped.

  • Inspect the control knobs or digital controls for any malfunctions. If a control board is faulty, it may need to be replaced.

  • Check the burner connections, especially if you're using a coil-based electric cooktop. Loose or corroded connections could prevent the cooktop from powering up.
    
    

4. Burner Element Stays On

• Unique to Electric Cooktops: If an electric burner stays on even after turning it off, the issue is likely with the switch or control board. Gas cooktops don’t have this problem, as the flame extinguishes when the gas supply is turned off.

• How to Detect: A burner continues to glow red or stay hot even after being turned off, or the cooktop’s indicator light stays on.

• Troubleshooting Tips:

  • Inspect the burner switch or control. A stuck switch or faulty control board can cause the burner to stay on. Replacing the control switch may be necessary.

  • Ensure the burner is not stuck in the "on" position. A defective thermostat or switch can cause this.

  • If the cooktop has an electronic control panel, there could be an issue with the board that requires professional repair or replacement.
    
    

5. Cracked or Damaged

• Unique to Electric Models: Smooth-top electric cooktops, particularly glass or ceramic models, are more prone to cracking or breaking under extreme heat or impact compared to gas models, which use metal grates. Gas cooktops do not have a glass cooking surface to crack.

• How to Detect: Cracks or chips are visible on the cooking surface, or the cooktop may not function properly.

• Troubleshooting Tips:

  • If the cooktop is cracked or has a chip, it will need to be replaced. This is not a repairable issue in most cases.

  • Avoid placing heavy or hot objects on the cooktop to prevent further damage.

  • If there’s an issue with the heating elements or burner, it’s possible that a cracked surface is affecting the connection to the heating elements.
    
    

7. Takes Too Long to Heat Up

• Unique to Electric Stoves: Electric stoves, particularly older coil models or older smooth-top cooktops, may take longer to heat up compared to newer models or gas stoves.

• How to Detect: It takes a longer than usual time for the burner to reach the desired cooking temperature.

• Troubleshooting Tips:

  • Clean the burner contacts and ensure that the coils are seated correctly.

  • Check the power supply and make sure the stove is receiving sufficient voltage.

  • For a smooth-top stove, ensure that the glass surface is clean and not obstructing the heating elements. Old or damaged heating elements may need replacement.
    
    

8. Not Responding to Controls

• Unique to Electric Models: Electric stoves, especially those with digital or touch controls, may experience problems with their electronic control boards, causing the stove to be unresponsive. Gas cooktops typically use mechanical knobs, which are less prone to this type of issue.

• How to Detect: The cooktop or oven doesn’t respond when you press buttons, turn knobs, or adjust the settings.

• Troubleshooting Tips:

  • Ensure that the cooktop is plugged in and the circuit breaker is working.

  • Check for any error codes on the display, which may give a clue to the issue.

  • Reset the control board by unplugging the stove for a few minutes, then plugging it back in.

  • If the control board or electronic parts are faulty, they may need to be replaced by a professional.
    
    
    

Conclusion

While many issues are common between electric and gas cooktops, stoves, and ranges, the electric models come with specific problems related to the heating elements, control boards, and power supply. Regular maintenance and careful monitoring of your electric cooktop or stove can help avoid many of these issues. If problems persist, calling a professional for repairs may be the best option. At Aspeco, we offer expert repairs for electric and gas cooktops, stoves, and ranges. And remember, we waive the service call fee with any repair! Contact us today for a quick and reliable fix.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What types of cooktops, ranges, and stoves do you repair?

We repair a wide variety of cooktops, ranges, and stoves, including electric, gas, induction, and dual-fuel models. Whether it’s a built-in or freestanding unit, we handle all major brands and models. Our experienced technicians are well-equipped to diagnose and repair any issue.

How long does a range repair take?

The length of time required for a repair depends on the complexity of the issue. Simple repairs can usually be completed within 2-3 hours, while more complicated problems may take longer. We aim to provide efficient, quality service and will give you an estimated time frame when you schedule the appointment.

How much will it cost to repair my stove or cooktop?

We charge a service call fee, which is waived upon completion of any repair service, but repair costs vary depending on the problem and the model of your appliance. We provide upfront pricing after diagnosing the issue, so there are no surprises. We strive to offer competitive rates and work with you to find the most affordable solution without compromising on quality.

Do you offer emergency or same-day repair services?

Yes, we offer emergency repair services for urgent stove, cooktop, or range issues depending on the availability of parts and the severity of the issue. If you’re experiencing a major problem, such as a gas leak or electrical malfunction, please call us immediately. We understand that stove and cooktop issues can disrupt your daily routine, and we prioritize emergency repair calls.

Can I replace stove burners myself?
Yes, electric burner replacement is relatively simple. Replacement parts typically not expensive, and they usually snap in and out easily. For electric stoves, you can often replace burners by watching online tutorial videos

What safety precautions should I take before attempting repairs?

Always ensure the stove is unplugged for electric models or the gas valve is turned off for gas stoves. If you're unsure about any repair, especially with gas connections, it's safer to seek professional help.

Is it safe to use a malfunctioning range?

Using a malfunctioning range can pose safety risks such as fire hazards or gas leaks. We recommend discontinuing use and contacting a professional repair service to diagnose and resolve the issue.

Can you repair built-in ranges?

Absolutely! Our technicians are trained to handle built-in ranges with expertise. We ensure that the repair is completed efficiently while maintaining the integrity of your kitchen setup.

How do I schedule a repair service?

Scheduling a repair is easy! Simply call us or fill out the online form to request an appointment. Our customer service team will work with you to find a time that’s convenient for you. Once scheduled, our technician will arrive promptly to assess and repair your appliance.