Cooktop Repair in
Orlando, FL
Fast and High-Quality Oven Repair — Same-Day Service.
Our expert technicians handle all major brands.
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Cooktop Repair in Orlando, FL
Fast and High-Quality Oven Repair — Same-Day Service.
Our expert technicians handle all major brands.
Request A Quote & Get 30% OFF
Just fill out the form and we will call you back, you will also receive a
30% discount
We Repair All Types of Cooktops
We specialize in repairing all types of residential cooktops, both built-in and drop-in models:
Gas: Classic and reliable open-flame cooktops.
Electric:
• Radiant (Electric Coil): Traditional models with cast iron or glass-ceramic surfaces and spiral heating elements.
• Induction: Modern and safe cooktops that heat the cookware directly.
Combination: Models that feature both gas and electric burners.
We repair cooktops equipped with modern technologies such as touch controls, timers, residual heat indicators, auto-boil functions, bridge elements to combine cooking zones, and gas control safety systems. Need another kitchen appliance repaired? We also offer professional stove repair and oven repair.
We Repair All Types of Cooktops
We specialize in repairing all types of residential cooktops, both built-in and drop-in models:
Gas: Classic and reliable open-flame cooktops.
Electric:
• Radiant (Electric Coil): Traditional models with cast iron or glass-ceramic surfaces and spiral heating elements.
• Induction: Modern and safe cooktops that heat the cookware directly.
Combination: Models that feature both gas and electric burners.
We repair cooktops equipped with modern technologies such as touch controls, timers, residual heat indicators, auto-boil functions, bridge elements to combine cooking zones, and gas control safety systems. Need another kitchen appliance repaired? We also offer professional stove repair and oven repair.
Gas Cooktop Repair
Gas cooktops are reliable, but over time, their ignition systems, gas control components, and burners can fail. We repair both built-in and standalone models.
Burner won't light, igniter isn't clicking (~35% probability):
How to tell: You don't hear the typical clicking sound when you turn the knob. The problem is likely with the ignition switch or the high-voltage ignition module.
Igniter clicks continuously (~25% probability):
How to tell: The clicking doesn't stop after the flame ignites. This often happens when moisture or grease gets on the spark electrode or switch contacts. Try thoroughly drying the cooktop. If that doesn't help, the ignition module is faulty.
Burner goes out when you release the knob (~20% probability):
How to tell: The flame only stays lit while you hold the knob down. This indicates a problem with the gas control safety system. Most often, the thermocouple has failed and no longer detects the flame, shutting off the gas.
Weak or uneven flame (~15% probability):
How to tell: The flame is smaller than usual or burns in "tongues." The most likely cause is a clogged burner orifice (jet). You can try carefully cleaning the opening with a thin needle.
You smell gas:
Warning! Immediately turn off the gas supply valve, open windows, and call a technician. Do not use any electrical appliances. The cause is a leak in the connections or a faulty gas valve.
Gas Cooktop Repair
Gas cooktops are reliable, but over time, their ignition systems, gas control components, and burners can fail. We repair both built-in and standalone models.
Burner won't light, igniter isn't clicking (~35% probability):
How to tell: You don't hear the typical clicking sound when you turn the knob. The problem is likely with the ignition switch or the high-voltage ignition module.
Igniter clicks continuously (~25% probability):
How to tell: The clicking doesn't stop after the flame ignites. This often happens when moisture or grease gets on the spark electrode or switch contacts. Try thoroughly drying the cooktop. If that doesn't help, the ignition module is faulty.
Burner goes out when you release the knob (~20% probability):
How to tell: The flame only stays lit while you hold the knob down. This indicates a problem with the gas control safety system. Most often, the thermocouple has failed and no longer detects the flame, shutting off the gas.
Weak or uneven flame (~15% probability):
How to tell: The flame is smaller than usual or burns in "tongues." The most likely cause is a clogged burner orifice (jet). You can try carefully cleaning the opening with a thin needle.
You smell gas:
Warning! Immediately turn off the gas supply valve, open windows, and call a technician. Do not use any electrical appliances. The cause is a leak in the connections or a faulty gas valve.
Electric Cooktop Repair
Electric cooktops (radiant, induction) have a more complex design, with heating elements, control panels, and power boards.
Burner won't heat or heats poorly (~40% probability):
One or more burners won't turn on? If it's a radiant cooktop, the heating element has likely burned out. If it's induction, the issue could be with the induction coil or the power block.
Cooktop won't turn on, display is blank (~30% probability):
The units not responding to any commands? First, check the outlet by plugging in another device. If the outlet works, the problem is likely a faulty control board or power module, often due to a power surge.
Induction cooktop doesn't recognize cookware (~15% probability):
The burner indicator is blinking, but no heat is produced? Make sure you're using cookware with a ferromagnetic base (check it with a magnet). If the cookware is correct, the issue could be with the cookware detection sensor or the control unit.
Cooktop shuts off by itself:
The cooktop works for a while, but then turns off by itself? This is often a sign of overheating. Ensure the ventilation slots under the countertop are not blocked. If they are clear, the temperature sensor or cooling fan may be faulty.
Cracked glass:
It is dangerous to operate a cooktop with a cracked surface, especially a glass-ceramic one. The glass surface needs to be completely replaced.
Electric Cooktop Repair
Electric cooktops (radiant, induction) have a more complex design, with heating elements, control panels, and power boards.
Burner won't heat or heats poorly (~40% probability):
One or more burners won't turn on? If it's a radiant cooktop, the heating element has likely burned out. If it's induction, the issue could be with the induction coil or the power block.
Cooktop won't turn on, display is blank (~30% probability):
The units not responding to any commands? First, check the outlet by plugging in another device. If the outlet works, the problem is likely a faulty control board or power module, often due to a power surge.
Induction cooktop doesn't recognize cookware (~15% probability):
The burner indicator is blinking, but no heat is produced? Make sure you're using cookware with a ferromagnetic base (check it with a magnet). If the cookware is correct, the issue could be with the cookware detection sensor or the control unit.
Cooktop shuts off by itself:
The cooktop works for a while, but then turns off by itself? This is often a sign of overheating. Ensure the ventilation slots under the countertop are not blocked. If they are clear, the temperature sensor or cooling fan may be faulty.
Cracked glass:
It is dangerous to operate a cooktop with a cracked surface, especially a glass-ceramic one. The glass surface needs to be completely replaced.
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