A customer in Carrollton called about mice that got into their Whirlpool oven. They wanted to know if the unit could be repaired. Our inspection revealed extensive damage throughout the appliance from rodent activity. The Problem Mice got into the stove and the customer needed it looked at to see if it can be repaired. … Read more
The oven was not heating to the selected temperature, which was resolved by replacing the faulty bake element.
The oven was not preheating properly, which was resolved by replacing the faulty bake element.
The oven was not heating properly, but after replacing the main control board, it is now functioning correctly.
The ignitor failed to heat sufficiently, preventing the gas valve from opening. Replacing the igniter restored functionality.
The gas wall oven failed to heat up, but after replacing the igniter, it lit right away and preheated in just 5.5 minutes.
The oven was not working due to a failed bake igniter. After replacement, it is heating properly.
The oven coil was not working, but after replacing the burned-out bake element, it now operates normally.
The oven was emitting high levels of CO gas due to a splash shield covering the vents, causing incomplete combustion.
The front right burner was not regulating properly, leading to inconsistent cooking temperatures. Replacing the infinite switch resolved the issue.