What We Fix
Professional ranges are a core repair for us because they combine two systems that each demand care: a gas cooktop with sealed burners and spark ignition, and an oven that is either gas or electric on a dual-fuel model. We service Wolf gas and dual-fuel ranges across the GR, DF, and sealed-burner series, along with professional ranges from Viking, Thermador, La Cornue, Dacor, and Miele. That covers burner ignition, simmer performance, convection, self-clean systems, and the control boards behind them.
When a burner will not light, an oven runs hot or cold, or the range throws a fault code, we diagnose the specific igniter, element, sensor, or board rather than guessing.
Common Problems We See
- Burner clicking continuously but not lighting
- One burner out while the rest light normally
- Weak or uneven flame, or a simmer burner that will not stay lit
- Oven that will not reach or hold the set temperature
- Convection fan not running, or baking unevenly
- Fault code on the display, or a dark control panel
- Gas smell, or delayed ignition with a small pop
Typical Causes
A burner that clicks without lighting usually comes down to a dirty or wet spark igniter, a burner cap that is off-center, or a failed spark module. A single dead burner often means a clogged port or a bad igniter for that position. On the oven side of a dual-fuel range, weak heat traces to the bake element, the oven temperature sensor, or the relay board. On an all-gas oven, a weak or failed igniter that no longer glows hot enough to open the gas valve is the classic cause of no-bake.
Brands We Service
We repair ranges from Wolf, Viking, Thermador, La Cornue, Dacor, Miele, and Jenn-Air.
Quick Symptom Reference
| Symptom | Likely Cause | What We Do |
|---|---|---|
| Clicking, no flame | Dirty igniter or spark module | Clean or replace igniter and module |
| One burner dead | Clogged port or bad igniter | Clear port, replace igniter |
| Oven weak or cold | Bake element or oven sensor | Test and replace element or sensor |
| Uneven baking | Convection fan or calibration | Replace fan, recalibrate control |
| Fault code shown | Sensor or control board | Read code, repair root cause |
Do Not Use a Burner That Smells of Gas
If you smell gas at a burner that will not light, shut it off, ventilate the kitchen, and avoid sparks or flames. Book service before using that burner again. Repeated ignition attempts can let unburned gas build up.
Book a Range Diagnosis
Diagnostic and travel fees, if applicable, are confirmed before the appointment and before repair approval.