You use your stove every day, so a dead burner is hard to ignore.
Our team repairs gas and electric stoves in Colorado Springs. We fix burners that will not light, heat, or turn off.
Call (325) 999 7706 to schedule stove repair.
Food spills often clog the burner ports or wet the igniter. A cracked igniter or failed spark module can also stop lighting.
When a burner keeps clicking after it lights, or all burners click at once, moisture or a bad spark switch is often the cause.
Clogged burner ports or a misaligned burner cap can cause a weak or yellow flame.
If you smell gas, turn off the burners if safe, leave your home, and call your gas utility from outside. Do not use the stove until it is checked.
The coil, the receptacle it plugs into, or the burner switch can fail.
A failed infinite switch can leave a burner at full heat.
This usually points to a bad switch.
For smooth glass stovetops, see our Electric Cooktop Repair page.
Burner not working? Call (325) 999 7706 and we will get your stove cooking again.
Colorado Springs is about 6,000 feet above sea level. Many gas stove manufacturers call for high-altitude adjustments during installation. If a stove was not set up for our altitude, you may see a lazy, yellow, or unstable flame. Our technician can check the flame and burner setup.
Other makes and models are welcome. Call us with the brand.
We repair stoves in Colorado Springs, Stetson Hills, Powers, Knob Hill, Security-Widefield, Fountain, Falcon, Manitou Springs, and nearby communities.
Clogged burner ports, a wet or dirty igniter, or a misplaced burner cap are the most common causes.
Moisture from cleaning or spills is a frequent cause. If it continues after drying, the spark switch may need replacing.
The coil, receptacle, or control switch may have failed.
People often use the words the same way. A range usually means a freestanding unit with a stovetop and oven together. See our Range Repair page.
Call (325) 999 7706 or book online now.
