Stove Repair Nova Scotia
MAAR24 Appliance Repair
When you are in need of stove repairs in Nova Scotia, we are here to get the job done any day of the week. We provide complimentary same-day service at affordable rates, and our technicians have over 5 years of experience. We’re all about hassle-free repairs, and our friendly technicians are at your service whenever you experience stove problems.
Common Stove Issues We Repair
If you’re experiencing issues with your electric stove, MAAR24 Appliance Repair can fix it in no time! We’re just a phone call away and can get your stove back in working order ASAP. We have a team of experienced professionals who can help with any stove repair – big or small, such as:
Stove burner is smoking or burning out
Your electric stove may also emit smoke because of dirty burners. For instance, if the burner has food residue or grease, then it may release smoke when the stove is turned on. Sometimes the dirt or grease may not be visible. To fix this, you need to ensure that the burner is thoroughly cleaned.
If the power cord is connected and plugged in securely, your appliance power cord connection may be wired improperly. On electric coil burner models, check the burner. If one burner does not heat, remove it and plug it into another burner receptacle of the same size. Then, turn it on and see if it now heats up.
An oven that won’t heat is usually the result of a faulty igniter (for a gas oven) or heating element (for an electric oven). If both your gas oven and your gas burners have stopped working, the problem is most likely with the gas line, and will require professional repair.
Stove element is smoking or burning out
Your electric stove may also emit smoke because of dirty burners. For instance, if the burner has food residue or grease, then it may release smoke when the stove is turned on. Sometimes the dirt or grease may not be visible. To fix this, you need to ensure that the burner is thoroughly cleaned.
Unscrew the wires and reconnect them to the new socket. Attach the new socket. If one of your electric stove top burners isn’t heating, it could be a bad burner, a bad connection in the burner socket or a faulty switch. To see if the problem is the burner, exchange the burner with one that you know works
Stove can’t maintain temperature
The burner on a stove is a radiant coil. The electricity passes through the metal coil and is converted to heat. The amount of heat is determined by the amount of electricity available, and the floe of electricity is controlled by the burner control switch.
This is because the burner, or heating element, is below the glass instead of on top of the stove surface. That’s why it’s called a radiant surface element instead of just a burner in repair guides. You’ll need to get underneath the glass and remove the attached element in order to troubleshoot or replace it.
Unable to adjust the heat on an electric stove
Operating an electric stovetop is very simple – turn the dial to your desired temperature and start cooking. That’s all there is to it. Once set your stove will provide a steady, constant heat until you turn the dial to the off position.
Faulty burners that won’t turn on
Possible Cause: Loose or Disconnected Plug. …
Possible Cause: Tripped Circuit Breaker. …
Possible Cause: Disconnected Burner Element. …
Possible Cause: Faulty Burner or Socket. …
Possible Cause: Broken Knob. …
Possible Cause: Internal Fuse is Blown.
Temperature-regulation problems can result in several conditions. These include fever, hyperthermia and hypothermia. EMTs and paramedics must be familiar with the physiological and pathophysiological processes resulting from these disorders.
Usually, models with components designed for domestic use will typically last for 2500 hours. It is equivalent to 10 hours a day for about a year.
Turn the circuit breaker to the OFF position or remove the fuse. Wait one minute, then turn the circuit breaker back to the ON position or install the fuse to reset power to the unit. This should reset the electronic controls on the range or wall oven.
Range surface element won’t turn off
A short in the surface element might cause the burner to not shut-off properly. If the electrical contacts have fused together, creating a constant voltage to the burner, your surface element will need to be replaced. Disconnect the stove from the power and allow the burner to cool completely.
If your oven knob is not turning, the problem is likely with the peg shaft or the knob cap. To begin fixing the issue, you need to take the knob handle off. To get the knob off, gently pull it off with your hand or ease it off with a butter knife. Now that the knob is off, you can take a look at the peg shaft.
Stove Parts That We Can Replac
- Control knob, stainless
- 40 Watt frosted appliance
- light bulb.
- Oven bake element.
- Surface element control
Some of my stove burners don’t heat up properly. What should I do?
Some stove burners can be faulty and don’t heat up properly. In such cases, the burner needs replacement. On the other hand, the cause of the problem can also be a faulty switch or a bad connection to the burner socket. It’s best not to deal with these issues by yourself because only a stove repair technician can do it safely.
What to do when stove burners are too hot?
When you can’t regulate the temperature of your stove, the most common cause is the infinite switch that controls the power supply to the burner. This type of stove repair requires a replacement part that an appliance repair technician can easily get and install.
Are glass cook tops better than regular ones?
When it comes to electric vs ceramic cooktops, there are advantages and disadvantages to both. In terms of cleaning and maintenance, electric coil surfaces are very simple, whereas ceramic surfaces require specific cleaning methods. On the other hand, electric stoves can sometimes lose connectivity, which makes it harder for the burners to heat properly. This is a problem that ceramic coil stoves don’t normally have. Therefore, the choice between the two is a matter of personal taste.
How do I prevent scratches on my stove?
Once your cooktop gets scratched, there is no way you can remove them. The only thing you can do is try to prevent them with proper care. For example, cast iron cookware is normally very rough and can leave scratches on your stove, so avoid using it. When you’re cleaning, do not use abrasive cleaning solutions or metal pads. They will do more damage than good.
How do I clean hard stains on my stove?
Since metal pads and highly abrasive cleaners are not recommendable because they can leave scratches on the surface, it might be hard for you to get rid of those stubborn stains. However, there are some good solutions you can choose from. For example, something simple as boiling water or some salt and baking soda mixed with water can do the trick. If simple methods like this don’t work, you can mix one-part white vinegar with two parts water into a spray bottle and spray it on the surface.
How long should my stove last?
On average, your stove should last you between 10 and 15 years. To avoid breakdowns and frequent stove repairs, try to care for your stove as much as possible.
How much time does it take to repair a stove?
Stove repair duration heavily depends on whether or not spare parts are needed. If the repairman already has the spare parts, fixing the stove often takes less than a day. In the case that the spare part is not available at the moment, the repair will take longer.
How long can my stove stay on if I forget about it?
Leaving your stove on is not something you would want to do for obvious reasons. Nevertheless, if you do forget about a burner, this probably won’t cause a fire as they were designed to run indefinitely. The only thing to worry about is whether or not you left something on top.
Can oil spillage cause a fire on my stove?
Fat, grease and oil are not easily flammable, but such accidents do happen. Remember to keep things such as paper towels and other easily flammable objects away from the stove at all times.
You can help extend the lifetime of your stove by doing the following:
Clean any spill as quickly as you can.
Clean spills that have been sitting for a while with elbow grease.
Avoid boil overs.
Clean stove parts regularly.
Clean the inside of your stove’s door.
