Range/Stove Repair

How Range/Stove Works

A range or stove combines a cooktop and an oven, functioning as an essential kitchen appliance for cooking and baking. The cooktop can be electric, gas, or induction, while the oven can also be electric or gas. The main components include burners, heating elements, control knobs, and an ignition system. Here's a simple overview of how they work:

Key Components:

  • Burners/Heating Elements: Provide heat for cooking.

  • Ignition System: Sparks to light the gas burners.

  • Control Knobs: Adjust temperature and settings.

  • Oven Thermostat: Regulates oven temperature.

  • Safety Valves: Prevent gas leaks.

  • Oven Light: Illuminates the oven interior.

  • Broil Element: Provides intense heat for broiling.

Working Process:

  • Gas Range: Gas flows through valves to burners, where it is ignited by the ignition system.

  • Electric Range: Electricity flows through coils, heating them to cook food.

  • Induction Range: Electromagnetic fields generate heat directly in compatible cookware.

Stove Range repair

Maintenance Tips for Your Freezer

  • Regular Cleaning: Clean spills immediately to prevent buildup.

  • Inspect Burners: Check for clogs or debris.

  • Check Ignition: Ensure the ignition system is functioning properly.

  • Monitor Oven Seals: Replace damaged seals to maintain efficiency.

  • Test Thermostat: Verify the thermostat accuracy periodically.

  • Clean Drip Pans: Remove and clean drip pans regularly.

For expert range/stove repair services, contact us today. Our skilled technicians are ready to diagnose and fix any issue, ensuring your appliance runs smoothly. Lonestar Agile is here to help with our expert repair services. Contact us today to schedule your service and experience the difference our ethical and reliable approach makes.

Our technicians are not only certified but also committed to honesty and transparency in every repair job.

We can assist with a wide range of common stove/range issues, including:

  • Oven door

  • Faulty oven light

  • Self-cleaning cycle

  • Timer not working

  • Noisy operation

  • Broil element

  • Digital display

  • Burners not igniting

  • Electric coils not heating

  • Inconsistent temperature

  • Oven not heating

  • Gas smell near the range

  • Broken control knobs

  • Ignition system failure

  • Error codes on control panel

  • Uneven cooking

  • Burners clicking continuously

  • Gas valve problems

  • Overheating elements

  • Damaged drip pans

  • Control board failure