A range combines several distinct systems into one appliance: burners (gas, electric coil, smooth-top radiant, or induction), oven heating, electronic controls, safety interlocks, and — on dual-fuel units — both gas AND electric. A failure in any one of those can shut down the whole appliance, and the right diagnostic path depends on which system is at fault.

That’s why range repair services usually aren’t a great DIY job — and why our factory-certified technicians get it right in one visit instead of three.

Common range problems our team handles:

• One or more burners won’t light (gas) — usually the spark electrode, igniter, or burner cap alignment. The whole gas cooking range repair often comes down to a $20 part installed correctly.
• Burner clicks but won’t ignite (gas) — moisture in the spark module, wire harness corrosion, or failed spark module
• Electric coil burner won’t heat — burner element, infinite switch, or terminal block burned out
• Smooth-top burner doesn’t heat or heats unevenly — surface element, infinite switch, or limiter
• Induction burner shows error code — pan compatibility (most common), magnetic coil failure, or control board fault
• Oven on the range won’t heat — same diagnostics as a standalone oven: bake/broil element, igniter, gas valve, or thermal fuse
• Control panel unresponsive or stuck — control board, membrane switch, or power supply
• Self-clean cycle stuck or door won’t unlock — door lock motor, thermal switch, or control board
• Knobs feel loose, hard to turn, or fall off — worn valve stems (gas) or shaft sleeves (electric)
• Range light or convection fan not working — bulb, lamp socket, fan motor, or control relay

Our range repair services team works on every range type — gas, electric coil, smooth-top radiant, induction, dual-fuel, freestanding, slide-in, and pro-style — across every major brand.