Electric & Gas Ranges Repair Services
Is your electric or gas range not heating properly or experiencing other issues? Our Electric & Gas Range Repair Services quickly diagnose and fix problems to restore your appliance’s performance. Trust our expert technicians to ensure your range operates safely and efficiently, so you can cook with confidence.
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Why do customers trust Green Light for Electric & Gas Range Repair Services?
Fast Service
We provide fast and reliable electric & gas range repair services to ensure your daily life stays hassle-free.
15 Years of Experience
Our skilled technicians possess in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in quickly diagnosing and repairing Electric & Gas Ranges with precision.
Licensed & Insured Technicians
EPA Universal, OSHA, Service Dealer License, General Liability Insurance.
Background & Drug Checked
We perform thorough background checks and drug screenings on all team members to ensure trustworthy and top-quality service.
If You Are Looking For Electric & Gas Range Services near me, We Serve These Areas in CA:
Atherton – Belmont – Burlingame – Cupertino – Foster City – Fremont – Hayward – Hillsborough – Los Gatos – Menlo Park – Millbrae – Milpitas – Monte Sereno – Morgan Hill – Mountain View – Newark – Palo Alto – Portola Valley – Redwod City – San Bruno – San Jose – San Leandro – San Mateo – Saratoga – Santa Clara – Sunnyvale and many more!
Contact Us to Get an Estimate For Electric & Gas Range Repair Service
If your Electric or Gas Range is not functioning, book Green Light diagnostics and our technician will help you with any type of issue!
Why aren’t my range burners heating up?
Faulty Heating Element
In electric ranges, the heating element is responsible for generating heat, but if it becomes burnt out, cracked, or damaged, it won’t function properly. A burner that fails to heat or heats unevenly may indicate that the element needs replacement.
Defective Igniter or Gas Supply Issues
Gas burners require a working igniter to produce a spark or glow hot enough to ignite the gas. If the igniter is broken, misaligned, or if the gas line is clogged, the burner may not light or may take longer than usual to ignite.
Loose or Faulty Connection
Burners rely on secure electrical connections to function, and a loose or damaged wire can interrupt power flow. Over time, wear and tear, corrosion, or accidental disconnections can lead to burners failing to heat properly.
Malfunctioning Control Switch or Relay
The control switch or relay board regulates the power supply to the burners, ensuring they receive the necessary voltage. If these components fail, the burner may not heat at all, heat inconsistently, or remain stuck on high heat.