Trust the Oven & Stove Repair Experts

Expert Oven Repair Service

Sears Home Services is your best, most-trusted option for oven repairs. With over 3,500 appliance technicians across the US, Sears has local repair techs near you who are highly skilled and trained to fix your wall oven. Sears technicians are factory trained to repair all major brands of ovens including Whirlpool, Frigidaire, GE and Kenmore.

Whether you have a gas oven that won’t heat or an electric oven that won’t self-clean, we provide the experienced techs to fix all wall oven problems. Sears technicians completed over 300,000 cooking appliance repairs in the past year, and all Sears repairs are guaranteed..

Choose the nationwide leader in appliance repair to fix your oven when you encounter a failure.

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Common oven problems that need repair

• Gas burners won’t ignite.

• Electric elements won’t heat.

• Self-clean cycle won’t start.

• Oven door won’t unlock.

• Control panel won’t work.

• Oven door glass is cracked or damaged.

Other problems can happen with ovens. When you have a problem with your oven make an appointment with a highly trained, local Sears oven repair specialist.

How much does it cost to repair an oven?

The average oven repair can cost around $250. Replacing a bake element can cost as little as $200, while replacing the control panel typically costs more than $600. Replacing a burner igniter is the most common repair — costing an average of $240.

Is it worth it to have an oven repaired?

Because replacement ovens are expensive, it’s typically more economical to repair an oven. But if your oven is more than 10 years old, consider replacing it when a major failure occurs, because the oven is nearing the end of its average useful life of 15 years.