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Priority Appliance Repair - Oven Repair Tips

Having a broken oven can get in the way of a lot of things, especially when it comes to cooking those nightly meals and simply having the full use of your kitchen. At Priority Appliance Repair, we understand how frustrating this can be. And we also know that it can be hard to know when you can repair the damage yourself, or when to call for professional help.

Below, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best tips to help you tackle your own oven repair and DIY maintenance. However, we know that diagnosing and fixing an oven issue isn’t always easy. So if you need any extra help, don’t hesitate to give us a call, and we’ll point you in the right direction.

oven diagnostics

Identify The Problem Area

Ovens have several parts and functionalities, which can make getting started on your repair difficult, especially when you don’t have any experience in the field.

But, it’s always best to start by doing some troubleshooting of your own. If you know that a part is broken, or why your oven isn’t working, it’ll be much easier to pinpoint the exact solution you need.

oven safety

Exercise Caution And Safety

Ovens can be dangerous due to their ability to reach extremely high temperatures. So to avoid burns or injuries of any sort, you must always be extremely cautious.

Always make sure that the oven is unplugged, or the electrical power is completely turned off.

Oven repair with clean workspace

Have A Clean And Organized Space

Ovens have many working components such as knobs, screws, and panels.

If you do tackle a repair job on your own, make sure that you keep track of all the tools you’ll need for the repair, and have a clean, safe place to your store parts as you move them around.

Losing parts to your oven can be risky and expensive, especially when you need to order a replacement for something you already had in the first place.

Dirty Oven

Ensure Oven Is Clean

Cleaning your oven is key to restoring function and preventing further issues. And additionally, it is a good way to let you have a clear view of the issue.

Again, remember to turn off the power supply before reaching in or touching your oven.

Also, don’t forget to only use specialized materials to clean your oven.

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Oven Owners Manual

Consult Your Oven’s Owner’s Manual

Chances are that the settings, control panel, and parts of your oven do not function in the same way as that of another brand’s products. If you still have the owner’s manual that came with your oven, it’s a great place to start when trying to resolve a problem or issue. Fortunately, these days, you can call on your specific company for advice or use the internet to find your owner’s manual. Additionally, experts like those at our company are familiar with all major oven models. We have access to high-quality manufacturer-approved replacement parts, and will happily take care of your problem for you, if you’re ever unsure where to begin.

Have patience when repairing an oven

Patience Is A Virtue

If you’ve chosen to fix your oven on your own, chances are it will take a bit longer than if a professional comes in.

Therefore, make sure to go into the repair with patience, and to try and remain calm when things don’t go as smoothly as you’d imagined.

Realize that it may also take some time for parts to arrive, and for you to be able to install them yourself.

Know When To Call The Pros

It can be frustrating when a problem goes beyond what you know how to fix, but that is what professional appliance technicians are there for.

When problems go beyond simply ordering a replacement part or fixing a loose knob, it’s probably time to call in a professional.

Here are a few examples of problems you will likely be experiencing when you need to call professionals like us for help.

Contact us today if:

  • You suspect there is a problem with the ignitor (ex: the gas burner light will not come on).
  • You believe there may be a kink in the gas line (ex: gas flow is obstructed).
  • You need to install a replacement part but are not comfortable doing so yourself.
  • You need a replacement heating element
  • You need your oven door sensor replaced
  • You feel uncomfortable addressing the problem on your own.

Whether it’s day or night, Priority Appliance Repair is always here to help you get your home or commercial appliance back up and running again!

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