Oven not heating
Elements, thermostats, selectors, relays, wiring and controls may be involved depending on the design.
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Our repair approach
We begin with the symptoms you have noticed, check the components and controls connected with the fault, then explain what needs attention. A proper diagnosis helps avoid replacing parts unnecessarily.
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Ovens and electric stoves contain separate heating, switching and temperature-control circuits. One element can fail while another still heats, and an oven can power up normally while the heating circuit remains open.
Tell us which function has failed: bake, grill, fan, hob plate, selector, thermostat, display or full power. If the appliance trips the supply, we test the electrical fault separately from a slow-heating problem.
Gas burners require different ignition, flame and safety checks from electric elements and switches.
What we check
We use the symptoms to guide our checks, then confirm the cause before recommending parts or repair work.
Elements, wiring, terminals and switching are checked where heat is absent or intermittent.
Thermostats, sensors and electronic controls are considered when the oven overheats, underheats or cycles abnormally.
Function selectors and hob energy regulators can fail mechanically or electrically while other parts of the cooker continue to operate.
Tripping faults may require checks for damaged elements, insulation breakdown, wiring problems or moisture-related faults.
If the cooker is tripping the supply, sparking unexpectedly, producing a burning smell or showing damaged wiring, isolate it safely and avoid repeated testing.
How we diagnose the problem
Tell us whether the oven, grill, fan, hob plate, selector or display has failed and we will test the systems responsible.
Bake, grill, plate, hob, ignition and control faults follow different circuits.
Elements and their wiring or switching are checked where loss of heat is the symptom.
Thermostats, sensors, selectors and electronic controls are considered when heat is uncontrolled or absent.
After the repair, the relevant heating or control function is checked for operation.
Our repair work
We work directly on appliance components, electrical systems, cooling systems and controls, then test the repaired function before the job is complete.


Repairs we carry out
Once we identify the cause, we explain the repair, the parts involved where applicable and what the appliance needs to operate correctly again.
Bake, grill and hob heating faults are repaired according to the confirmed failed circuit.
Selectors, regulators, thermostats and control components are checked according to the exact function that has stopped working.
Heat-damaged terminals, loose connections and damaged wiring can cause intermittent or complete failure.
Tell us which side is faulty so we can prepare for either gas-appliance or electrical repair work.
Repair prices
Most cooking-appliance repairs depend on elements, thermostats, switches, wiring, fans and controls.
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We repair both electric cooking appliances and gas hobs, with the diagnosis and repair matched to the appliance type.
Elements, regulators, thermostats, switches and wiring are part of the electric cooking-appliance repair approach.
Ignition, burner condition, flame quality and gas-side components require a different diagnostic approach.
Some freestanding cookers combine gas and electric systems. Tell us which function is failing when you book.
Common questions
Answers to the questions customers commonly ask before a repair.
The display or light can work even when a heating element, thermostat, selector, relay or heating circuit has failed.
A damaged element, insulation fault, wiring problem or another electrical defect can cause tripping. Stop repeated testing until it has been checked.
Yes. A single plate or its regulator, switch, wiring or connection can fail independently of the other cooking zones.
No. Gas ignition, burner and flame faults are handled separately from electric heating faults.
Service coverage
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Tell us the appliance, your location and what has gone wrong. We will confirm availability and arrange the visit.
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