Oven won't heat
A weak gas igniter or a burned-out bake element is the most common cause.
Cold oven, burnt bottoms or an error code that won't clear? Our techs fix gas, electric, convection and wall ovens across Apex. We offer same day oven repair in Apex for most calls, and our 24-hour line handles emergency problems like a gas smell or sparks. If you need oven repair near me before a big family dinner, call us early.
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These problems tell you a part is wearing out.
A weak gas igniter or a burned-out bake element is the most common cause.
A bad temperature sensor, a failing element or a broken convection fan throws off heat.
Weak igniters in gas ovens take too long to open the gas valve.
Codes like F1, F3 or F9 often point to a sensor, lock or control board issue.
A stuck lock motor or switch can trap the door after a self-clean cycle.
An element can short out. Turn the oven off at the breaker and call us.
Most oven repairs come down to a few key parts.
| What you notice | Likely cause | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Gas oven won't light | Weak igniter | Test current draw and replace the igniter |
| Electric oven won't heat | Burned-out bake or broil element | Replace the element and check wiring |
| Uneven baking | Bad sensor or convection fan | Test and replace the sensor or fan motor |
| Error code | Sensor, lock or control fault | Read the code and test the related parts |
| Door locked | Lock motor or switch failure | Free the door and replace the lock part |
| Temperature off | Sensor drift or calibration | Replace the sensor or recalibrate |
These quick checks can save you time.
Safety tip: Never use your oven to heat your home, and don't line the bottom with foil. Foil can block vents and damage the oven.
If it still won't heat, call us. Most oven repairs are done in one visit. Want to read more first? See why an oven won't heat on our appliance repair blog.
Safe, careful work on every gas and electric oven.
Share the brand, model and any error code.
We test igniters, elements, sensors and controls.
You see the cost before any repair begins.
We run the oven to temperature and confirm it holds.
Ovens often last 13 to 15 years, and wall ovens can last longer. Igniters, elements and sensors are low-cost parts and almost always worth replacing.
A failed control board on an older oven can be costly. If that happens, we'll compare the repair price to a new oven so you can choose.
We repair ovens from every major brand. These are the most common in Apex.
Range and wall ovens
Electric ranges
Double wall ovens
Gas and electric ranges
Smart ovens
Pro wall ovens
We repair ovens in Apex and these nearby towns and neighborhoods.
Most often the igniter is weak. It glows but doesn't get hot enough to open the gas valve. A new igniter usually fixes it.
Yes. We repair single and double wall ovens, including built-in models from Wolf, Thermador and KitchenAid.
Let it cool fully. If it still won't open, don't force it. Call us and we'll free the door and fix the lock.
Most oven repairs take one to two hours once the tech arrives.
No. Turn it off at the breaker and call us. It may be a shorted element or wiring.
Call now for same-day oven repair, or use our form to book a repair. Learn more about our team, or visit our main page for appliance repair in Apex.