Stove and Oven Repair Boulder

When it comes to oven and stove repair, Boulder locals can trust us to service the following brands:

• Whirlpool
• Maytag
• Dacor
• Frigidaire
• GE
• KitchenAid
• Thermador
• And more

Boulder appliance pros have got the solutions for any oven issues you may be dealing with! Learn more

• Oven door stuck closed? It could be a misaligned latch or a faulty control.
• Self-cleaning not working? It might be a defective switch or function selector.
• Gas oven broiler not functioning? It's likely due to a bad igniter or valve.
• Inconsistent oven temperature? Check the bake igniter, temperature sensor, or selector switch.

First, see if there is power going to your oven. Even gas ovens require electricity to function. Next, find out if your oven is heating or not. If it's not, you may need to replace the oven igniter or temperature sensor. Lastly, ensure that the door on your oven is securely latched. Need additional advice? Feel free to reach out to our expert team to learn more.

If your electric oven isn’t heating properly, you could have issues with a heating element, temperature sensor, or thermostat. When the bake or broil element burns out, the oven may warm slightly but never reach the desired temperature. A faulty temperature sensor can also send incorrect readings to the control board, causing issues with heat.

Electrical issues, such as a tripped breaker or loose connection, can interrupt power to one or both elements. In other cases, the problem lies with the oven’s main control board or selector switch, which prevents heating cycles from activating correctly. Poor door seals or a miscalibrated thermostat can further cause temperature loss or uneven cooking.

Start by checking that the appliance has a stable electrical connection, no visible damage to the elements, and a properly sealed door. If these appear fine, test the sensor and elements with a multimeter or schedule a professional repair to diagnose control board or wiring faults. Addressing these issues promptly prevents further damage and keeps your oven performing efficiently.

If your electric oven is broken and cannot be repaired cost-effectively or safely, the best course of action is to replace it with a new or refurbished model to ensure reliable performance and safety. Attempting further repairs on a severely damaged oven can be dangerous due to electrical risks and may lead to more costly problems.

Boulder residents should consider donating an old oven if it still works or arranging for proper recycling through local appliance recycling programs to minimize environmental impact. If you choose to install the replacement yourself, make sure to follow electrical safety guidelines and disconnect power before removal. However, hiring a licensed technician for removal and installation is recommended to ensure correct and safe handling, especially since ovens are heavy and wired directly into home electrical systems.

To verify your oven's temperature, hang an oven thermometer in the center of the middle rack. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees and keep it at that temperature for about 20 minutes. Then, check the thermometer reading.

The most common reason for a gas oven burner not lighting is a blockage in the gas flow, often caused by food or debris that has fallen off while cooking. Clean the burners and try again.

If the stove top is working but the electric oven is not, it could be due to a failed or damaged broil element. However, the heating elements for the top burners may still be functional.

When you're ready for quality services for your broken appliance from an exceptional home appliance repair company, it's time to enlist the help of local professionals at Mr. Appliance of Boulder!

Contact us today to schedule your appointment for oven repair in Boulder, Colorado, for a wide range of major brands!