If neither the bake nor the broil functions are heating up, the issue usually points to a shared power supply problem or a faulty control component rather than the elements themselves. At Appliance Fix Pro, we often find that a blown thermal fuse, a tripped circuit breaker, or a malfunctioning electronic control board (ERC) is the culprit. Since these components regulate the electrical flow to both elements, a failure in any of them will prevent the oven from heating entirely. Our technicians can perform a voltage test to pinpoint exactly where the power interruption is occurring and safely restore your oven's functionality.

we often find that a door may not seal or close fully due to food particles or debris obstructing the path. If your oven remains locked following a self-cleaning session, a simple reset—unplugging the appliance for a short duration—might resolve the issue. Additionally, over years of use, door latches can become warped or stuck, and hinges may shift out of alignment, both of which prevent a secure and proper closure.

Generally, repairing an oven requires between one to two hours, though this can vary based on the unit's age and specific model. At Appliance Fix Pro, our expert technicians prioritize thoroughness over speed; we never skip essential steps during the inspection or diagnostic phase. Taking the necessary time ensures the job is done correctly and eliminates any potential safety hazards caused by rushed work. Please note that if a specific replacement part is required to get your appliance back in working order, the total repair timeline may depend on the current availability of that component.

Oven & Stove Brands We Commonly Service: Whirlpool, GE, Maytag, KitchenAid, Dacor, Thermador, Frigidaire, LG, Samsung and...