Simple tasks like heating water or frying an egg can become challenging when your range is broken. But just don’t panic; we excel in repairing both luxury and budget ranges. All you need to do is just call us and our experts will reach your home on the same day in Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi. Because, here at Emirates Appliances Repair Services, our main goal is to make life easier for our customers.
Some little things you can do to make the best out of your cooking range
Sometimes a slight tweak or two will solve the problem if your stove’s burners won’t light. Ensure the burner components on an electric stove are straight and the prongs are fastened. To get rid of any leftovers or buildup on a stove, consider cleaning the burners with a warm, wet towel. Just be sure to wait until the burners are totally dry before trying to relight the stove. Check again to be sure the oven control lockout hasn’t been supported if your oven won’t turn off. This safety feature is frequently found in newer oven models to stop kids from unintentionally changing oven settings, however once the lockout is activated, you won’t be able to turn the oven off either.
In modern gas oven burners, the hot surface igniter, also known as the oven burner igniter, is used to engage the gas valve and light the gas. The oven safety valve’s bi-metal will strain and open as the igniter pulls electric current, enabling the gas to be burnt as it heats to an elevated temp and glows. Normally, this process takes a minute. Igniters are quite delicate and come in both flat and circular forms. You should first examine the igniter if the burner won’t light. Check for electricity to the circuit if the igniter is completely dark.
Additionally, it is more environmentally friendly to reuse your oven for extended periods of time and purchasing and setting up a new range is frequently a time-consuming, challenging operation. Repairing an oven also costs far less than replacing it. The igniter clicks to ignite the gas flow when the burner is switched on. However, if the clicking noise persists long after the flame has gone out, there is a problem. The burner clog or the loose burner cap are two prominent causes of the superfluous clicking of the igniter.
Gas can occasionally seep from the gas or the pipelines. This can be dangerous. But first, make sure the jets are off before continuing with the repair. Even while the burners are not in use, you may still detect a gas odor because the gas is leaking.
Clogged burner flame apertures may be the cause if the flame seems less striking than usual. Low-quality flames might emerge from using less gas or air than is required. Lowering the air shutter may provide a solution if the air reaching the burner is insufficient. If this doesn’t solve the issue, there might not be enough gas, in which case you should contact a qualified expert.