Oven, Range, and Stove Repair in Chesterfield, Missouri

Signs that Your Oven, Ramge, or Stove Needs Repairs

If you’re an avid cook, you can usually tell the first sign that something is wrong with your oven or stove. Our repair team can help you with all of these common issues you may encounter.

Call Chesterfield Service if you’ve noticed issues like: 

• Uneven heating: While it’s not abnormal to flip or rotate food in your oven to make sure it’s cooked evenly, it’s easy to tell when your oven has significant inconsistencies on one side versus the other. An oven that is not heating evenly could have an issue with a malfunctioning heating element, faulty thermostat, or broken temperature sensor. 
• Broken burners: If one or more burners on your range top are not working, it could be a sign of a broken switch or a problem with the writing. 
• Malfunctioning controls: If your oven isn’t turning on, is displaying error messages, or is not responding to temperature adjustments, then you may be having an issue with the control panel or the electrical wiring. 
• Strange noises: Grinding, rattling, or buzzing noises coming from your oven and range could indicate an issue with the motor or other mechanical parts. 
• Gas smells: If gas is escaping from your oven or range, it’s likely broken and poses a health hazard. Be sure to contact one of our gas piping professionals immediately.
• Rust: Rust is dangerous and might get into the food you’re cooking. If this happens, it warrants a repair, so contact one of our experts, who can examine the issue and fix it for you.

Whether you’re dealing with persistent irregularities or an emergency scenario, Chesterfield Service is available 24/7 to deliver fast and effective oven, range, and stove solutions.

The Average Lifespans of Ovens, Ranges, and Stoves

Every appliance has a limited lifespan, but there are many factors that contribute to the lifespan of an oven, range, or stove. Most commonly, the manufacturer and the model. Higher-end appliances can last up to 20 years, but most last around 10 to 15. The frequency of usage and maintenance are also common factors in your appliances’ potential performance and lifespan.

To extend this lifespan as much as possible, keep your oven and range clean of dust and dirt and clean them on a regular basis. Make sure that your downdraft is working properly to avoid moisture accumulation around your oven. When you clean your oven, range, or stove, make sure you’re using the proper chemicals and following the proper instructions. Exposure to harsh, intense cleaning products and fumes can damage components and shorten your equipment’s lifespan.