Toledo, OH Appliance Repair

3408 W Central Ave, Westgate Vlg S/C, Toledo, OH 43606

If you want some practical troubleshooting advice to see if you can fix a non-heating gas oven yourself, you’re in the right place. Carefully follow the troubleshooting and diagnostic advice described below to repair a gas oven that isn’t heating.

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You fill your dishracks with dirty dishes then close the dishwasher door—expecting to set the cycle, but the control panel is dead. You’re thinking to yourself, this has got to be one of the most frustrating appliance failures ever. It seems to always happen at the worst time—on the weekend or when you have company over.

Sometimes, the problem can be resolved with the flick of a light switch.

There’s an immediate urgency in your response to the sound of the washing machine banging against the dryer or walking across the laundry room floor. It’s a significant emotional event that compels us to drop what we’re doing and dash to the laundry room to try to calm the out-of-control machine. Something has to be done—and now!

An ignition failure in a gas oven is one of the top appliance failures that appliance repair technicians face. One of these common problems can prevent the oven from igniting:

• Lack of an adequate gas supply.
• Bad igniter.
• Wiring failure.
• Defective electronic control board.
• Failed safety gas valve.

Your best bet on getting this type of failure fixed quickly is to schedule a Sears Technician to visit your home and fix the oven.

For advanced DIY appliance repair enthusiasts, we recommend that you view our troubleshooting video below to help you figure out what’s wrong with your oven and fix it.

Sears Home Services has a nationwide network of highly trained technicians who repair appliances, HVAC systems, exercise machines and more. Sears Techs are #1 in the industry for many reasons.

• Our technicians receive factory training from all major appliance and equipment manufacturers so they stay on top of the latest technology.
• Sears Techs are trained to repair all types and brands of appliances – giving our technicians significant advantages over many other appliance techs who specialize on one brand or limited types of appliances.
• Through advanced technology and information systems, Sears Techs have continuous access to technical data such as wiring diagrams and service manuals that can help them complete appliance and equipment repairs quickly and accurately.
• Experienced and successful mentors help Sears Technicians work though complicated repairs.
• Sears Techs attend ongoing training and collaborate with fellow technicians to learn more about meeting the needs of Sears Home Services’ customers.

Read on to learn more information about the training, development and resources that help make Sears Technicians the best in the appliance repair industry.