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Nearly all of them. The appliance repair technicians in our network fix burners that click but won't light, elements that heat weakly or not at all, burners stuck on high, uneven oven-top heat, broken control knobs and switches, and faulty igniters or valves on both gas and electric ranges.

Some basics, like replacing a plug-in coil element, are doable at home. Once gas, igniters, internal wiring, or control boards are involved, hire a pro. A technician handles those safely, finds the underlying cause, and makes a lasting fix rather than a temporary patch.

The biggest factors are the failed part, whether your range is gas or electric, and the brand. Expect roughly $130 to $400 in most cases, with igniters and coil elements on the lower end and control boards or gas valves higher. You get a firm quote before the work begins.

Same-day and urgent visits are widely available. If you ever smell gas, turn off the supply and call immediately. Otherwise, share the symptoms and you'll be matched with a technician who can schedule a prompt appointment.

Appliance Repair Pros connects you with vetted local pros who specialize in gas and electric ranges, so you skip the guesswork of hiring blind. You get quick matching, straightforward pricing, and technicians who arrive with common parts ready to finish the job in one visit.