GE Cooktop Repair
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GE cooktop repair service experts
Rely on Sears Home Services, the industry leader in home appliance repair services, for quick and reliable solutions that keep your GE cooktop in top working condition. Regardless of where you bought the cooktop, we'll keep it running. Plus, we'll even offer a discount on a new cooktop if you decide against repairs.
Our 2,500+ appliance repair technicians nationwide bring an average of 11 years of experience in [appliance repairs for many major brands][1] such as Maytag, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Amana, Frigidaire, Samsung, Viking, KitchenAid, Thermador, Miele, Hotpoint, and Bosch. Our cooktop repair experts service hundreds of thousands of cooking appliances each year.
Sears Home Services also offers appliance maintenance plans to extend the life of your GE cooktop, home appliance warranties to cover many repairs and replacement, and replacement parts for your cooktop through Sears PartsDirect.
GE cooktop repair issues that we can fix
Regardless of the type of cooktop you own, the appliance repair experts at Sears Home Services can perform quality GE cooktop repairs for problems big or small. A service call involves diagnosing the appliance's malfunction and making repairs quickly. A repair technician can also recommend routine maintenance to extend your cooktop's life.
Cooktop indicator lights won't turn on
Many cooktops have displays with indicator lights for temperature settings. If any displays are malfunctioning, the control switch might have failed or a bulb has burned out.
Gas burners heat up too slowly
When your GE cooktop gas burners are heating up too slowly, the burner openings emitting the gas could be obstructed or clogged. The good news is that a thorough cleaning will likely solve the problem. Other potential problems are a misaligned burner cap or faulty control valve. Schedule cooktop repair service if cleaning and basic troubleshooting doesn’t fix the problem.
Electric cooktop burners won't heat up properly
When one of your GE cooktop's burners won't heat up, the coil element may not have re-engaged properly the last time you removed it to clean the cooktop. If that's not the problem, it might be a faulty element. If a burner fails to mirror the heat setting, it could be a faulty infinite switch.
Damaged electric coil element
The electric coil elements on a cooktop can wear out over time, especially with heavy use. If you see any blisters or breaks in the coil, it has likely lost continuity and needs to be replaced. If you have a glass or ceramic cooktop, the coils are located underneath the surface.
A burner not heating properly also could be a sign of other problems, such as a damaged receptacle, faulty wiring, or a failed surface element switch.
Glass cooktop surface is cracked or otherwise damaged
It could happen to anybody--a pan or other heavy object slips out of your hand and cracks your glass-ceramic cooktop. A cooktop can also be damaged when a surface element's thermal limiter fails and the burner overheats causing a thermal crack.
While resin touch-up kits may be suitable to repair small chips or tiny cracks, any substantial damage requires replacement of the smooth glass-ceramic surface. You shouldn't use the cooktop (or the oven if your cooktop is part of a range or stove) until you repair or replace it.
Preventive cooktop maintenance
The most important thing you can do to prevent cooktop malfunctions is to keep your cooktop clean. Scheduling annual appliance maintenance service also ensures your GE cooktop will work efficiently and effectively. Professional cooktop maintenance can prevent costly, unexpected repairs over time and extend the life of your appliance.
When you request the Kitchen Appliance Clean & Maintain package, your Sears Home Services technician will inspect your cooktop and other kitchen appliances for proper functioning, wear and tear, and water or gas leaks, while also cleaning internal components.
Why choose Sears Home Services for GE cooktop repair?
Our appliance repair experts know GE cooktops
Sears Home Services experts are certified in servicing GE cooktops, as well as cooktops and major appliances from other manufacturers. From regular maintenance to troubleshooting a major issue, our experienced appliance repair experts can help keep your appliance running smoothly.
When you’re searching for gas cooktop repair near me, you’ll find Sears Home Services technicians in your local area ready to fix any cooktop problem that arises.
Flexible scheduling
Breakdowns often occur unexpectedly. Sears Home Services provides flexible scheduling online or over the phone, making it easy to quickly set an appointment that's convenient for you, with same-day or next-day service in many locations.
Appointment updates
We know how helpful it is to receive confirmations or changes regarding your appliance service. When you've scheduled a GE repair appointment, you'll receive updates via your preferred method: text, email, or phone.
Protection plans
Appliances are an investment for your home. Sears Home Services warranties and protection plans can help ensure a long lifespan. Protect your GE cooktop by asking your certified technician about our Appliance Warranty Plans.
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DIAGNOSTIC FEE
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PROTECTION PLANS
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BTU, or British Thermal Unit, measures the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit.
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