KitchenAid Range & Stove Repair Service in New York

In gas ranges, the most common cause of the oven failing to heat is a weak or failing bake igniter. Even if you see the igniter glowing bright orange, it might not be drawing enough electrical current to signal the safety gas valve to open. We use a multimeter to test the amp draw and replace the igniter to safely restore the gas flow and heat.

Continuous clicking happens when the spark module fails to detect the flame. This is usually due to a dirty or wet spark electrode (very common after a heavy boil-over or cleaning the stove), a misaligned burner cap, or a failing ignition switch harness located underneath the control knobs. We clean the ignition system and test the harness to stop the clicking.

If an electric radiant burner goes straight to maximum heat regardless of where you set the knob, the infinite switch (the control behind the knob) has shorted out internally. This is a severe fire hazard. You should stop using that burner immediately. We can safely replace the shorted switch to restore proper temperature control.

The extreme heat of the self-cleaning cycle (which can exceed 800°F) often causes the door lock motor assembly to fail or trips a safety thermal fuse, killing power to the lock mechanism entirely. Please do not force the door open with a tool, as the front glass will break. We can safely disassemble the unit to release the latch manually and replace the damaged parts.

Yes. When an electric bake element blisters, sparks, or separates, it has burned out completely. This is normal wear and tear from expanding and contracting during high heat over the years. We can quickly replace the damaged heating element to restore your oven's ability to bake evenly.