When your oven will not heat, dinner plans fall apart.
Our team repairs gas and electric ovens in Colorado Springs, including wall ovens and double ovens. We find the fault and get you baking again.
Call (614) 543 4437 to book oven repair.
For steam ovens, see our Steam Oven Repair page.
On gas ovens, a weak igniter is the most common cause. It glows but does not get hot enough to open the gas valve. On electric ovens, a burned-out bake element is common.
A weak igniter or a failing element can make preheating take much longer than normal.
A faulty temperature sensor or thermostat can make food burn or come out undercooked.
A failed convection fan or a weak element can cause hot and cold spots.
The broil element or broil igniter can fail on its own.
A door lock motor or switch problem can trap the door shut.
Touch pads and control boards can fail, especially after power surges.
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Ovens wear out in predictable ways. A bake element or gas igniter that fails stops the heat, a weak temperature sensor makes an oven run hot or cold, and a worn door gasket lets heat leak out so food bakes unevenly. Electronic control boards can also fail after a power surge, which is a real risk during summer thunderstorms along the Front Range. We check the heating parts, the sensor and the board, then calibrate the temperature so your recipes turn out the way they should.
If your oven is not heating evenly, call (614) 543 4437 or book online and we will find the real cause.
If the numbers are far off or the oven will not heat, a part likely needs replacement.
Colorado Springs sits at about 6,000 feet. Water boils at a lower temperature here, and baked goods rise faster. Many recipes need adjustments at this altitude. That means some baking issues are recipe issues, not oven issues.
If your oven temperature is truly off, our technician can test it and replace the sensor or calibrate the controls.
If you smell gas, turn off the oven if it is safe to do so. Leave your home and call your gas utility from outside. Do not use the oven until it has been checked.
Other makes and models are welcome. Call us with the brand, or see all the brands we repair.
Searching for oven repair near me? Our technicians cover Colorado Springs and the surrounding neighborhoods. On the north and east side we serve Briargate, Northgate and Flying Horse, Stetson Hills and Rockrimmon. In central Colorado Springs and near the bases we visit the Air Force Academy area, Old Colorado City, Old North End and Broadmoor. We also repair single, double and wall ovens, both gas and electric in Monument, Fountain, Security Widefield and Falcon.
Not sure we cover your street? Call (614) 543 4437 with your address and we will confirm your visit time.
The igniter is the most common cause. It may glow but still be too weak to open the gas valve.
A burned-out bake element is common. You may see a break or a blister on the element.
Self-clean runs at very high temperatures. It can sometimes cause fuses or parts to fail on older ovens. Many technicians suggest cleaning by hand instead.
Yes. We repair single and double wall ovens from all major brands.
Place an oven thermometer on the middle rack and compare it to the setting after preheating. If it is off by more than 25 degrees, the sensor or control may need service.
Yes. If the sensor and heating parts test good, many ovens can be recalibrated so the real temperature matches the setting.
In most cases, repair costs far less than buying a new one, especially when the appliance is not old. Our technician gives you an honest recommendation after the diagnosis. Not sure about yours? Read our repair or replace guide.
The cost depends on the failed part and your model. Our technician diagnoses the problem first and gives you the price before any work starts. For general guidance, read our repair cost guide.
