An oven that won’t heat is one of the most common issues homeowners face. This can be caused by worn igniters in gas ovens or faulty heating elements in electric models. Our technicians will thoroughly diagnose your oven and replace the necessary parts to get your kitchen back in working order.

If your oven never quite gets to 350°F when you set it, or takes an extremely long time to preheat, you’re dealing with a heating deficiency. This wastes energy and results in undercooked food.

Common Causes:
– Weak or failing heating elements
– Faulty temperature sensors give inaccurate readings
– Worn igniters in gas ovens
– Control board calibration issues

Signs You Have This Problem:
– Long preheat times (20+ minutes)
– Food takes longer to cook than recipes indicate
– Oven thermometer shows temperature below setting
– Baked goods don’t rise or brown properly

Our technicians will test your heating elements, verify sensor accuracy, check igniter performance, and calibrate or replace components as needed to restore proper heating.

An oven that runs hotter than your set temperature can burn food, create fire hazards, and damage internal components. This issue often develops gradually and may go unnoticed until food consistently comes out overdone.

Common Causes:
– Malfunctioning temperature sensors read incorrectly
– Failed thermostat stuck in heating mode
– Control board sending incorrect signals
– Relay issues causing continuous heating

Signs You Have This Problem:
– Food burns even on lower temperature settings
– Oven feels extremely hot to the touch on the outside
– Smoke or burning smells during normal cooking
– Baked goods over-brown or burn on top

We’ll test your temperature sensor calibration, inspect the thermostat and control board, and replace any faulty components to prevent overheating and ensure safe operation.

If your oven swings between too hot and too cold during cooking, you’re experiencing temperature cycling issues. While some temperature variation is normal, excessive fluctuations make consistent cooking impossible.

Common Causes:
– Faulty temperature sensors providing erratic readings
– Worn heating elements cycling on and off irregularly
– Control board errors in temperature regulation
– Poor door seal causing heat loss and recovery cycles

Signs You Have This Problem:
– Inconsistent cooking results (some areas burnt, others undercooked)
– Oven light frequently cycling on and off
– Temperature gauge shows wild swings
– Baking times vary significantly for the same recipes

Our technicians will diagnose the root cause of temperature instability, test all heating and sensing components, and make the necessary repairs to restore consistent, reliable oven temperatures.

An oven that won’t heat is one of the most common issues homeowners face. This can be caused by worn igniters in gas ovens or faulty heating elements in electric models. Our technicians will thoroughly diagnose your oven and replace the necessary parts to get your kitchen back in working order.

An oven that won’t heat is one of the most common issues homeowners face. This can be caused by worn igniters in gas ovens or faulty heating elements in electric models. Our technicians will thoroughly diagnose your oven and replace the necessary parts to get your kitchen back in working order.

Gaskets create a seal along the edge of your oven door to prevent heat from escaping. When gaskets become worn, cracked, or damaged, your oven loses heating efficiency and struggles to maintain the correct temperature. A misaligned oven door can cause similar problems. We’ll repair or replace gaskets and realign doors to restore proper function.

Some oven models feature a door latch that must engage for the oven to operate. If the latch, hinge, or springs are damaged or worn, your oven door may not close properly—or the oven may not turn on at all. ASC can repair or replace these components to get your oven working again.

Self-cleaning cycles use extremely high temperatures—up to 1,000 degrees—to burn off residue. Occasionally, the oven door may remain locked after the cycle completes, or an error code may appear on the display. Important: If your oven door is locked and the unit is still on, turn it off immediately. Do not force the door open. Schedule an appointment with our experienced technicians to safely diagnose and resolve the issue.

Defective temperature sensors, control boards, or cooling fans can cause an oven to shut off. The safety shut-off prevents overheating and damage.

While sometimes it’s as simple as replacing a bulb, a non-functioning oven light can also indicate a faulty electrical connection or socket issue. We’ll diagnose the problem and restore your oven light so you can monitor your cooking without opening the door and losing heat.

• Broil setting not turning on
• Oven display not showing / blank screen
• Touch panel or controls not responding
• Error codes displayed
• Oven won’t start
• Oven turns on, then shuts off unexpectedly
• Self-clean cycle won’t start or complete
• Oven is beeping