Will not heat
The oven stays cold or warms up very slowly.
Need oven repair near me? We fix built-in wall ovens and double ovens that will not heat, bake unevenly, or will not light across Sammamish. Ask for same-day or emergency help, or send a request 24 hours a day.
Tell us what you see. We find the cause and explain the fix before we start. This is one of our appliance repair services.
The oven stays cold or warms up very slowly.
You hear clicking, but no flame starts.
Burnt on one side and raw on the other.
It runs much hotter or colder than the setting.
Stuck after a self-clean cycle, or it will not latch.
No display, a blank clock, or buttons that fail.
Burners on a freestanding range? See stove and range repair. Separate cooktop in the counter? See cooktop repair.

A dead oven can ruin a holiday dinner. Call early for same-day oven repair. You can also send a request on our contact page, open 24 hours a day.
Share the brand, model number, and what the oven does.
We check heat, sensors, the door lock, and the controls.
We explain the fix and the full cost first.
We heat the oven and check that the temperature is steady.

Simple settings cause some problems. Try these checks first. For more detail, see our oven not heating evenly guide.
If the repair costs more than half the price of a new oven and yours is old, replacing may be smarter. Built-in and high-end ovens are usually worth repairing.
Our technicians know the parts and error codes for these brands.
See all brands we repairGas, electric, and dual-fuel ranges with burner or heat trouble.
Burners that will not light, or touch controls that fail.
Sparks, humming, or a microwave that runs but does not heat.
Urgent breakdown? Ask for the soonest visit.
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A burned-out bake element, a bad igniter on a gas oven, a faulty temperature sensor, or a tripped breaker are common causes. Check the settings and breaker first. If the oven stays cold, we can test each part.
A weak heating element, a bad sensor, a torn door seal, or a failed convection fan can cause hot and cold spots. Keep foil off the racks and floor. If baking is still uneven, call us.
The door stays locked until the oven cools. Wait a few hours and try again. If it stays locked, the lock motor or switch may have failed, and we can fix it. Do not force the door.
A weak or dirty igniter is the usual cause. You may hear clicking or see the burner glow without a flame. Do not keep trying if you smell gas. Leave the home and call 911 or your gas utility.
The price depends on the part and the labor. We find the problem first, then give you the full price before any work starts. You choose whether to go ahead.
Often, yes. If the repair costs more than half the price of a new oven and yours is old, replacing may be smarter. Built-in and high-end ovens are usually worth repairing. See our repair vs. replace guide for more.
Yes. We repair single and double wall ovens, gas and electric, including convection and luxury models. See the brands we repair.
We do our best to offer same-day visits, depending on our schedule and the parts needed. You can send a request 24 hours a day on our contact page, or call now for emergency help.
A weak or failing heating element, a faulty igniter on gas ovens, or a bad temperature sensor are the usual causes of slow preheating.
Yes. If the self-clean cycle will not start or the door will not unlock after a cycle, we can diagnose the control board or door-lock mechanism.
Often, yes. A dead display is usually a control board problem separate from the heating elements, so the oven may still work once the board is fixed.
Yes, including double wall ovens where one cavity works and the other does not.
Usually, yes, often a bad bake element, a broken convection fan, or a miscalibrated sensor. See our oven not heating evenly guide for what we check first.
A brief smell when the igniter lights is normal; a strong or lingering smell is not. If you smell gas strongly, leave the home and call 911 or your gas utility before calling us.
Yes. A breaker that trips when the oven heats usually points to a shorted heating element or wiring issue, which we test safely before any repair.
Call now for emergency or same-day oven repair near me. Have your brand and model number ready if you can. You can also send us a message any time, 24 hours a day.