179 Bay 44th St, Brooklyn New York 11214
+1 (914) 768-4848
Open daily 9 AM–8 PM
Open daily 9 AM–8 PM
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A clogged burner port, a worn spark electrode, or a failed igniter module. One of the fastest repairs we do.
The spark keeps firing after the flame is lit, usually moisture in the switch or a cracked igniter that needs replacing.
A failed igniter on gas, a broken bake element on electric, or a temperature sensor that drifted out of range.
Blocked ports, the wrong orifices after a gas conversion, or a regulator that is no longer holding pressure.
Touch panels and control boards fail long before the rest of the range does, and they are replaceable on their own.
An infinite switch or a burned element receptacle, not a reason to replace the range.
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It is almost always a clogged burner port or a worn spark electrode, not a broken range. Food residue and spillover block the gas from reaching the spark, and once the port is cleared or the electrode is replaced, the burner lights normally again.
Yes, we do. Gas, electric, and dual fuel ranges, freestanding and slide-in, including the oven and the cooktop sections of the same unit.
Call your gas utility first, always. Leave the apartment, do not touch switches, and let Con Edison or National Grid make the line safe. Once they clear it, we handle the valves, orifices, and regulators that caused the leak.
Yes, we do. Pro ranges use heavier valves, dual-stacked burners, and different igniter systems than mass-market units, and our technicians carry parts and diagnostic tools for them.
No, you almost certainly do not. The oven and the burners run on separate components, so a dead oven usually means an igniter, a bake element, or a temperature sensor while everything else in the range is fine.
No, it does not for a repair. We disconnect and reconnect the range at the appliance connector as part of the service. A licensed plumber is only required when the gas line itself is being altered or a new unit is being installed.