Oven & Range Repair in Westminster, Arvada & Nearby Cities
GAS & ELECTRIC · WALL & DOUBLE OVENS · SAME-DAY APPOINTMENTS
When your oven won’t heat, a burner keeps clicking, or the controls stop responding, cooking at home gets hard fast. Tonny’s Appliance Repair fixes gas and electric ovens and ranges in homes across Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Broomfield, and nearby cities.
We are a family-owned business based in Westminster. Every repair is done or personally supervised by Tony, the owner. We find the real cause, explain it in plain language, and give you the price before any work begins. $99 service call — FREE when you go ahead with the repair.
Gas and Electric Oven & Range Repair
Gas ranges and ovens. Most gas problems come from the ignition system: a weak oven igniter, a failing spark module, a worn ignition switch, or dirty burner ports. We test each part and confirm the burners and the oven light and heat correctly before we leave.
Electric ranges and ovens. Heating problems usually trace back to a bake or broil element, a temperature sensor, a burner control (infinite) switch, or the control board. We measure instead of guessing, so you only pay for the part that actually failed.
Wall ovens and double ovens. We also repair single and double wall ovens: heating, temperature control, convection fans, door switches, and electronic controls.
We repair the appliance itself: its burners, igniters, elements, sensors, switches, and controls. We do not install or repair gas supply lines.
Gas Range & Oven Repair
Igniters, spark modules, ignition switches, burners, and gas oven heating problems, tested and fixed safely.
Burner & Ignition Repair
Burners that click but won't light, burners that keep clicking, and gas ovens that won't ignite.
Electric Range & Oven Repair
Bake and broil elements, temperature sensors, burner switches, and control boards.
Brands We Repair
Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Amana, Electrolux, and other major brands.
Wall & Double Oven Repair
Single and double wall ovens: heating, temperature control, convection fans, door switches, and electronic controls.
Common Oven & Range Problems We Fix
These are the problems we see most often in Westminster-area kitchens. If a new bulb doesn’t fix an oven light, the socket, door switch, or wiring is usually the cause.
Gas Safety First
If you smell gas, don’t try to light the burners or use electrical switches. Leave the home and call your gas utility from a safe place. Once the utility confirms it’s safe, we can diagnose the appliance.
Oven Not Heating or Not Reaching Temperature
The oven shows the right temperature, but food stays undercooked. Common causes: a weak bake element, a faulty temperature sensor, a weak igniter on gas ovens, or a control board problem.
Gas Burner Clicks but Won't Light
Moisture in the ignition switch, clogged burner ports, a misaligned burner cap, or a failing spark module. If several burners click at once, the spark module is the usual suspect.
Electric Burner Stuck on High
The burner ignores the setting or won't cool down. A failed infinite switch is the most common cause, not the element.
Oven Takes Too Long to Preheat
A weakened bake element or, on gas ovens, an igniter that no longer draws enough current to open the gas valve fully.
Food Cooks Unevenly
Hot spots and one-sided baking usually point to a weak element, a sensor reading wrong, or a convection fan that isn't moving air.
Display On, Buttons Not Responding
A worn touchpad or a failed control board. See how we diagnose GE stove power and reset problems.
Loud Oven Fan Noise
Worn convection or cooling fan motor bearings, a loose blade, or debris.
Range Keeps Tripping the Breaker
A shorted element, damaged wiring, or a terminal block problem. See our guide for LG electric stoves that trip the breaker.
Oven & Range Brands We Repair
We repair Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Amana, Electrolux, and other major brands.
- Whirlpool, Maytag, and KitchenAid. Slow preheating on gas ovens is often a worn igniter that still glows but can’t open the gas valve. On electric models, a weak lower bake element is a common cause of undercooked food.
- GE. Several burners clicking at once usually means a failing spark module or ignition switch. Power and reset problems need the control and wiring tested, not just a breaker reset.
- Samsung. When the display lights up but the buttons don’t respond, the touchpad or the control board is usually the cause.
- LG. An electric range that trips the breaker needs the elements, wiring, and terminal block checked before it’s used again.
- Frigidaire and Electrolux. Ovens that heat but never reach the set temperature often have a temperature sensor that reads low.
- Kenmore and Amana. These models share many parts with Whirlpool and other manufacturers, so the same tests apply.
Recent Oven & Range Repairs
Whirlpool oven not heating properly (Westminster). The oven showed the right temperature, but food stayed undercooked. The lower bake element was weak and its wire terminal was burned. We installed a new element, repaired the connection, and heating was stable again.
Whirlpool gas oven that wouldn’t light (Westminster). The igniter glowed nonstop, but the burner never lit. The igniter wasn’t drawing enough current to open the gas valve. We installed a new igniter and the burner lit normally.
Whirlpool gas stove clicking nonstop (Arvada). A burner kept clicking even when it was turned off. Moisture had gotten into the ignition switch assembly. We cleaned and dried the ignition system, and the burners worked normally.
GE gas stove with several burners clicking (Arvada). Multiple burners sparked at the same time. The spark module was failing. We replaced it, tested the ignition, and every burner lit properly.
Whirlpool electric range burner stuck on high (Thornton). The front burner overheated even on low. The infinite switch had failed. We replaced the burner control switch and confirmed it cycled heat correctly.
Frigidaire oven leaving food undercooked (Broomfield). The oven seemed to heat, but food needed much longer to cook. The temperature sensor was reading far below the real oven temperature. We replaced the sensor and checked the calibration.
Samsung oven with unresponsive buttons (Westminster). The display lit up, but none of the controls worked. The electronic control board had failed. We installed a replacement board and every function worked again.
Whirlpool convection oven grinding (Sherrelwood). A loud grinding started during convection baking. The convection fan motor bearings were worn. We replaced the fan motor assembly and the oven ran quietly.
How Our Oven & Range Repair Works
- Schedule. Call (720) 572-9165 or send a request online. Same-day appointments are often available.
- Diagnose. We test the oven or range, find the cause, and explain what we found.
- Approve. You get the price before any work begins. The $99 service call is free when you go ahead with the repair.
- Repair. We fix the problem with quality parts. Many repairs are finished in one visit; some parts need to be ordered.
- Test. We run the oven and the burners and confirm they light, heat, and hold temperature before we leave.
Areas We Serve
We repair ovens and ranges in Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Broomfield, Northglenn, Sherrelwood, Federal Heights, Berkley, and Superior. Not sure if we cover your street? Call us and we’ll confirm.
Hours: Monday – Friday: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM. Saturday and Sunday: Closed.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What types of ovens and ranges do you repair?
Gas and electric ranges, freestanding and slide-in ovens, and single and double wall ovens.
2. Do you repair built-in cooktops?
No. We repair ranges (stoves with an oven) and wall ovens, but not separate built-in cooktops.
3. What oven and range brands do you repair?
Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Amana, Electrolux, and others. If your brand isn’t listed, call us and ask.
4. Why is my oven not reaching the right temperature?
The most common causes are a faulty temperature sensor, a weak bake element, or, on gas ovens, a worn igniter. We test each part before replacing anything.
5. Why does my gas oven take so long to preheat?
A worn igniter is one of the most common causes. It may still glow but not draw enough current to fully open the gas safety valve.
6. Why does my gas stove keep clicking but not lighting?
Moisture, dirty burner ports, a misaligned burner cap, a weak igniter, or a failing spark module. If several burners click at once, the spark module or an ignition switch is the usual suspect.
7. Why does my electric burner stay on high?
Usually a failed infinite switch, the control that cycles power to the burner. The element itself is often fine.
8. Why does my oven cook food unevenly?
Weak elements, a sensor reading wrong, a convection fan problem, or a damaged door seal. Calibration helps in some cases, but most need the parts tested.
9. Why is my oven display on but the buttons don’t work?
A worn touchpad, a failed control board, or a communication problem between them. A power reset can clear a temporary glitch, but recurring problems need a diagnosis.
10. Is it safe to keep using an oven with a problem?
Stop using it if you notice burning smells, sparking, repeated breaker trips, a burner you can’t turn down, or delayed ignition on a gas oven. Have it inspected first.
11. Do you work on gas lines?
No. We repair the appliance’s components. Gas supply line installation or repair should be done by a licensed gas professional or your utility.
12. How much does oven or range repair cost?
It depends on the appliance, the problem, and the parts. The service call is $99, and it’s free when you go ahead with the repair. You get the price before any work begins.
13. How long does an oven or range repair take?
Many repairs are completed in one visit. Some parts need to be ordered, which adds a second visit.
14. How do I schedule an oven or range repair?
Call (720) 572-9165 or send a service request through our website. We’re open Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Need Oven or Range Repair?
Don’t let a broken oven or stove slow down your kitchen. Call Tonny’s Appliance Repair at (720) 572-9165 to schedule gas or electric oven and range repair in Westminster or a nearby city.
Tonny’s Appliance Repair is an independent service provider and is not affiliated with the brands listed. Brand names are trademarks of their owners and are used for identification only.