Our skilled technicians are experts at repairing all types of ovens, stoves, and cooktops. Whether you have a gas or electric unit, a range, or a standalone cooktop, we are here to assist. We stand behind our work with a solid parts and labor warranty, ensuring your peace of mind.
In need of swift, professional oven, stove, or cooktop repair? Reach out to our friendly team by phone or schedule your service online. We’ll respond promptly to get your cooking appliances back in perfect working order in no time.
For over three years, Wizard Appliance Repair has been a reliable partner for residents in Los Angeles, offering top-notch appliance repair and maintenance services. We’re proud to rank among the top 10 appliance repair companies in the area, a testament to our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
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- Prompt, Stress-Free Service
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Experience the difference with Wizard Appliance Repair. We’re here to make your appliance problems disappear.
Having trouble with your oven, stove, or cooktop? Our skilled technicians can help resolve the following common issues:
- Inconsistent Heating: Fixing ovens that don’t heat evenly or to the correct temperature.
- Burner Problems: Addressing stoves and cooktops with burners that won’t light or heat properly.
- Strange Noises: Repairing unusual sounds coming from your cooking appliances.
- Non-Functional Control Panels: Restoring power to unresponsive control panels.
- Temperature Issues: Ensuring precise temperature control and performance.
We frequently replace essential oven, stove, and cooktop components, including:
- Burners
- Heating Elements
- Thermostats
- Control Boards
- Igniters
- Switches
- Knobs
- Temperature Sensors
No matter the brand, model, or specific issue, you can rely on us for professional repairs. Wizard Appliance Repair will have your oven, stove, or cooktop functioning perfectly again, so you can enjoy cooking without any hassles. Trust us for efficient and reliable service!
If electric burners aren’t heating, the issue may be a faulty burner element, socket, or control switch. For gas stoves, check if the igniter is sparking and the gas supply is open.
A clogged burner, moisture in the igniter, or a faulty spark electrode could be the cause. Cleaning the burner and drying the igniter should help.
If you smell gas when the stove is off, turn off the gas supply and ventilate the area. A gas leak could be dangerous—contact a professional immediately.
A malfunctioning heating element, faulty thermostat, or broken igniter may prevent proper heating. Checking these components can help diagnose the issue.
A weak or failing heating element, a faulty temperature sensor, or poor door insulation can cause slow preheating. Inspecting and replacing these parts can restore efficiency.
A miscalibrated thermostat, broken temperature sensor, or worn-out heating element can lead to uneven heating. Adjusting the thermostat settings or replacing faulty components can resolve the problem.
A damaged door hinge, worn-out gasket, or loose latch may prevent proper closure. Inspecting and replacing these parts can fix the issue.
Induction cooktops require compatible cookware with a magnetic base. If the cooktop isn’t heating, check the cookware and ensure the power supply is functioning.
A heavy impact, thermal shock, or excessive heat exposure can cause cracking. Unfortunately, glass cooktops cannot be repaired and must be replaced.
A defective burner switch or sensor may be causing the issue. Replacing these components can restore proper temperature control.
If the touch controls aren’t working, the cooktop may need a reset. Try turning it off at the circuit breaker for a few minutes before restarting. If the issue persists, the control board may need replacing.
It’s best to clean spills immediately and do a deep cleaning once a month to prevent buildup and ensure proper function.
If the repair cost is less than half the price of a new appliance, it’s usually worth fixing. However, if the unit is over 15 years old and has major issues, replacing it may be a better option.