Professional Stove & Oven Repair Services
Reliable In-Home Repair for Gas and Electric Cooking Appliances
A stove or oven that stops working correctly can disrupt daily meals and make routine cooking much more difficult. Problems such as an oven that will not heat, a burner that will not ignite, or a cooktop element that stays cold can also point to electrical, ignition, control, or temperature-related failures.
Craft Appliance Repair provides professional stove and oven repair throughout South Jersey. We diagnose and repair many common issues affecting gas and electric cooking appliances from major manufacturers.
Whether your oven is heating unevenly, your gas burner keeps clicking, your electric burner will not heat, or the appliance displays an error code, our technician can inspect the system, identify the likely cause, and explain the available repair options.
We service many residential gas stoves, electric stoves, freestanding ranges, slide-in ranges, and cooktops.
Contact Craft Appliance Repair today to schedule stove or oven repair.
Professional Diagnosis
An oven that does not heat may have a failed heating element, weak igniter, temperature sensor problem, control failure, wiring issue, or power-supply problem.
Our technician evaluates the appliance before recommending replacement parts.
Gas and Electric Stove Service
We service many residential gas and electric cooking appliances and use diagnostic procedures appropriate to the appliance type.
90-Day Repair Warranty
Repairs completed by Craft Appliance Repair are backed by a 90-day warranty covering the parts replaced and the work performed for the diagnosed problem.
Common Stove & Oven Problems We Repair
Oven Is Not Heating
An oven that turns on but does not produce heat may have a problem with the heating system, ignition system, controls, or electrical supply.
In an electric oven, possible causes include:
- Failed bake element
- Failed broil element
- Temperature sensor problem
- Damaged wiring
- Control board failure
- Relay failure
- Electrical supply issue
In a gas oven, possible causes include:
- Weak or failed igniter
- Gas valve problem
- Temperature sensor issue
- Electronic control failure
- Gas supply problem
- Damaged wiring
Because multiple failures can cause the same symptom, proper testing is necessary before parts are replaced.
Oven Is Not Reaching the Correct Temperature
If food is consistently undercooked, overcooked, or requires much longer than expected, the oven may not be regulating temperature properly.
- Possible causes include:
- Defective temperature sensor
- Heating element problem
- Weak gas igniter
- Control board malfunction
- Calibration issue
- Door gasket problem
- Convection fan issue
Some temperature cycling is normal, but consistent temperature errors may indicate a repair is needed.
Oven Takes Too Long to Preheat
A sudden increase in preheat time can indicate that part of the heating system is no longer working correctly.
Potential causes include:
- Weak bake element
- Failed broil element
- Weak gas igniter
- Temperature sensor problem
- Electrical supply issue
Oven Is Overheating
An oven that becomes much hotter than the selected temperature can burn food and may indicate a control-system problem.
Possible causes include:
- Failed temperature sensor
- Stuck relay
- Electronic control board failure
- Heating element receiving continuous power
- Calibration issue
If the oven continues heating after being turned off, stop using the appliance and disconnect power when it is safe to do so.
Gas Stove Burner Won't Ignite
Continuous clicking can be caused by:
- Moisture around the ignition switch
- Dirty burner components
- Incorrectly positioned burner cap
- Defective ignition switch
- Damaged spark electrode
- Spark module failure
Persistent clicking should be evaluated if it does not stop after the burner is clean and dry.
Gas Burner Flame Is Uneven
An uneven flame may result from:
- Clogged burner ports
- Incorrect burner-cap position
- Debris around the burner
- Gas-flow issue
- Damaged burner component
Burner components should be cleaned according to manufacturer instructions.
Electric Stove Burner Won't Heat
A surface element that does not heat may have a problem with:
- Heating element
- Infinite switch
- Element receptacle
- Wiring
- Electronic control
- Electrical supply
If only one burner is affected while the others operate normally, the issue is often limited to that specific circuit.
Electric Burner Stays on High
A burner that remains at maximum heat regardless of the selected setting can indicate:
- Failed burner control switch
- Electronic control problem
- Wiring issue
Stop using the affected burner until the problem is repaired.
Stove Burner Won't Turn Off
A burner that remains energized after the control is set to Off should be treated seriously.
Potential causes include:
- Stuck switch
- Relay failure
- Control board problem
- Electrical fault
Disconnect power when safe and do not continue using the affected burner.
Glass Cooktop Burner Is Not Working
Smooth-top electric stoves use heating elements beneath a glass-ceramic surface.
Possible causes include:
- Failed radiant element
- Temperature limiter
- Burner switch
- Wiring problem
- Electronic control issue
Do not use a cooktop with severely cracked glass.
Oven Won't Turn On
A completely unresponsive oven may have a problem involving:
- Power supply
- Control board
- User interface
- Temperature sensor
- Thermal protection
- Wiring
- Ignition system
Some stove burners may continue working even when the oven section has failed.
Oven Door Is Locked
If the oven door stays locked after a self-clean cycle, possible causes include:
- Door lock motor failure
- Lock switch issue
- Control board malfunction
- Temperature sensor issue
- Incomplete self-clean sequence
Do not force the door open.
Get in Touch
Need a repair? Don't hesitate to reach out to us. Our friendly staff is here to answer any questions and schedule an appointment that fits your schedule. We offer competitive pricing and fast, reliable service.
Types of Stoves & Ovens We Service
Freestanding Stoves and Ranges
Freestanding units combine a cooktop and oven in one appliance and are among the most common kitchen cooking appliances.
We service many gas and electric freestanding models.
Slide-In Ranges
Slide-in units often feature front-mounted controls and may include convection, advanced electronics, warming zones, and multiple heating elements.
Gas Stoves
Gas stoves use burner assemblies and ignition systems that require proper operation for safe and consistent cooking.
Common repair areas include:
- Spark ignition
- Burners
- Igniters
- Sensors
- Controls
- Wiring
Electric Stoves
Electric stoves may use:
- Coil elements
- Radiant elements
- Infinite switches
- Temperature sensors
- Electronic controls
Cooktops
We service many standalone gas and electric cooktops.
Common problems include burners that do not heat, ignition failures, damaged switches, and control issues.
Our Stove & Oven Repair Process
1. Schedule Service
Contact Craft Appliance Repair by phone or through the website.
When possible, provide:
- Brand
- Model number
- Gas or electric
- Description of the problem
- Error code
Which burners or oven functions are affected
2. Professional Diagnosis
The technician evaluates the appliance and checks the systems connected to the reported symptom.
Diagnosis may include:
- Heating elements
- Igniters
- Burner components
- Temperature sensors
- Control switches
- Electronic boards
- Door components
- Fans
- Wiring
- Power supply
3. Repair Estimate
After diagnosis, we explain the problem and provide an estimate.
No repair begins without approval.
4. Repair
Once approved, the technician completes the repair when the required part is available.
Some model-specific parts may require a return visit.
5. Operational Testing
After repair, the affected functions are tested.
This may include:
- Burner ignition
- Burner heating
- Oven heating
- Temperature response
- Fan operation
- Controls
- Door operation
Same-Day Stove & Oven Repair
Same-day appointments may be available depending on location, technician schedule, appliance type, andthe time the request is received.
If same-day service is unavailable, we will offer the earliest available appointment.
If the appliance shows signs of a serious gas or electrical problem, stop using it rather than continuingoperation while waiting for service.
Should You Repair or Replace Your Stove or Oven?
Many cooking appliance problems involve replaceable components.
Common serviceable parts include:
- Heating elements
- Igniters
- Burner switches
- Temperature sensors
- Fans
- Door hinges
- Control boards
- Spark components
Repair may be worthwhile when:
- The appliance is otherwise in good condition
- One primary component has failed
- Parts remain available
- Repair cost is substantially lower than replacement
- The appliance fits an existing kitchen configuration
Replacement may deserve consideration when:
- Multiple expensive components have failed
- Structural damage is present
- Parts are unavailable
- Problems keep recurring
- Repair cost approaches the cost of replacement
After diagnosis, our technician can explain the issue and repair cost so you can make an informed decision.
Stove & Oven Maintenance Tips
Clean Spills Promptly
Food and grease buildup can interfere with burners, ignition, and normal heating.
Allow the appliance to cool before cleaning.
Keep Gas Burner Ports Clear
Blocked burner openings can cause uneven flames or ignition problems.
Position Burner Caps Correctly
Improperly positioned caps can prevent normal ignition.
Avoid Placing Foil on the Oven Bottom
Foil can interfere with airflow and damage certain oven surfaces.
Follow manufacturer instructions.
Avoid Slamming the Oven Door
Repeated impact can damage hinges, glass, and door components.
Monitor Unusual Heating Behavior
A burner that stays on high or an oven that overheats should be inspected promptly.
Use the Self-Clean Cycle Carefully
Self-cleaning cycles operate at very high temperatures.
If the appliance already has control, lock, fan, or heating problems, consider addressing those issues first.
Get in Touch
Need a repair? Don't hesitate to reach out to us. Our friendly staff is here to answer any questions and schedule an appointment that fits your schedule. We offer competitive pricing and fast, reliable service.
Before Scheduling Service
You can safely check:
- The appliance has power
- The breaker is not tripped
- The correct oven mode is selected
- Control Lock is not enabled
- Delayed Start is not active
- Burner caps are correctly positioned
- Recently cleaned burners are dry
- The oven door closes properly
Do not disassemble gas or high-voltage electrical components unless qualified.
Why South Jersey Homeowners Choose Craft Appliance Repair
Customers can expect:
- Professional in-home diagnosis
- Gas and electric stove service
- Service for many major brands
- Clear explanation of the problem
- Upfront repair estimate
- No work without approval
- Convenient scheduling
- Testing after repair
- Respect for your home
- 90-day repair warranty
Our goal is to identify the cause of the failure and provide a practical repair solution.
Stove & Oven Repair Service Areas
Craft Appliance Repair provides in-home stove and oven repair throughout South Jersey.
Service areas include:
- Cherry Hill
- Mount Laurel
- Moorestown
- Marlton
- Medford
- Voorhees
- Burlington
- Burlington Township
- Mount Holly
- Westampton
- Lumberton
- Willingboro
- Delran
- Cinnaminson
- Haddonfield
- Collingswood
- Pennsauken
- Deptford
- Woodbury
Contact us to confirm availability for your location.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at 929-305-8005 if you cannot find an answer to your question.
The cost depends on the failed component, manufacturer, model, required parts, and labor.
After diagnosis, Craft Appliance Repair provides an estimate before the repair begins.
Possible causes include a failed heating element, weak igniter, temperature sensor, control board, wiring issue, electrical supply problem, or gas-related appliance component.
Slow preheating can result from a weak heating element, failed element, weak igniter, temperature sensor issue, power problem, or control failure.
Possible causes include the temperature sensor, calibration, control board, heating system, door seal, or convection fan.
A weak igniter can glow without drawing enough current to operate the gas valve correctly.
Possible causes include moisture, food debris, burner-cap alignment, spark electrode damage, ignition switch failure, or spark module problems.
Continuous clicking can result from moisture, dirty components, incorrect burner-cap placement, ignition switches, electrodes, or the spark module.
Clogged burner ports, debris, incorrect burner-cap positioning, or a damaged burner component may affect flame quality.
Possible causes include the element, infinite switch, receptacle, wiring, electronic controls, or electrical supply.
A failed control switch or electronic control may prevent proper heat regulation.
A stuck switch, relay, control board, or electrical fault may keep the element energized.
Disconnect power when safe.
A failed relay, control board, switch, or electrical fault may keep a heating component active.
Possible causes include heating elements, temperature sensors, convection fan problems, door seals,calibration, or controls.
Same-day appointments may be available depending on location, technician availability, appliance type, and the time of the request.
Craft Appliance Repair provides a service for most major dishwasher brands such as:
- Bosch
- Samsung
- LG
- Whirlpool
- GE
- KitchenAid
- Maytag
- Kenmore
- Frigidaire
- Viking
Looking for repairs for other appliances?
We also provide professional Washer Repair, Dryer Repair, Refrigerator Repair, Dishwasher Repair, Microwave Repair throughout South Jersey.
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