Why won't my oven heat up?

On an electric oven, no heat usually means a burnt-out bake or broil element, a bad thermostat, or a control fault. On a gas oven, it's most often a weak igniter that no longer gets hot enough to open the gas valve.

Why won't my gas oven ignite?

The igniter is the usual culprit. It has to glow hot enough to release gas to the burner; as it ages it weakens, so you may hear gas but get no flame. It's a common, repairable part.

Why does my oven heat unevenly or not hold temperature?

An oven that won't hold temperature is usually suffering from a failing temperature sensor or thermostat, or a weakening element. Sometimes the oven just needs recalibrating. A technician can tell you which it is.

Why is my oven showing an error code?

Error or "F" codes typically point to a control board or sensor fault. The specific code narrows it down, and our techs can read it and tell you what the repair involves.

Can you repair wall ovens and built-in ovens?

Yes — wall ovens, built-in ovens, single and double ovens, and the oven in a range, gas or electric. We use factory-authorized parts and service yours no matter where you bought it. Please note that warranty repairs are the one exception. We only offer them on appliances we sold.

How long does an oven last?

Most ovens last about 13 to 16 years. Ovens less than 12 years old with a single failed part should be repaired. Ovens over 16 years old, or with a failed control board, should be replaced.

How quickly can a technician come out?

Most areas book one to two days out. Your technician gives you a heads-up with an ETA before arriving, so you're not left guessing.

Are your oven repairs guaranteed?

Yes — every oven repair is backed for 90 days. If the same problem returns in that window, we come back and fix it free.

Is there a charge for the visit?

Yes. The visit carries a service charge that covers the trip and the diagnosis and varies by brand. Repairs are priced separately and approved before we begin.

I rent out a unit — how do you handle scheduling with the landlord?

We arrange the visit with the landlord or property manager, keep a card on file, and pre-charge the service charge with a $350 pre-authorization for on-the-spot approvals under $350. If the tenant can't grant access at the scheduled time, the return trip comes with a second service fee.

Oven & Wall Oven Repair In Baltimore, MD

Get Back to Baking in No Time

Whether it's a weeknight dinner or a holiday feast, a broken oven puts it all on hold. Schedule a repair, and we'll find the cause, fix it, and back the repair for 90 days.

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Oven Repair Problems

Oven & Wall Oven Issues We Solve

Won't heat

On electric ovens it's usually a burnt-out bake or broil element; on gas, a weak igniter.

Heats unevenly

Uneven heat is usually caused by a failed temperature sensor, a bad thermostat, or an element that needs replacing.

Gas oven won't ignite

When your gas oven won't ignite, a weak or failed igniter may be preventing the gas valve from opening.

Won't turn on

If an oven won't turn on, the control board, a blown thermal fuse, or a faulty door switch is to blame.

Door won't close or seal

Worn hinges, a failed door gasket, or broken springs may keep an oven door from closing.

Error message or faulty self-clean

After a self-clean cycle, you may experience a control-board fault, sensor fault, or a door-lock issue.

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Repair or Replace

Is it time to fix my oven or get a new one?

For gas, electric, built-in, wall ovens, or ranges — we repair what's worth repairing and tell you honestly when it's time for a new one.

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Repair it

Less than 12 years old
A single element, igniter, sensor, or thermostat has failed
No string of recent repairs
Repair runs less than half the cost of a new oven

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Replace it

Over 16 years old
A failed control board on an older unit, or several failing parts
You've repaired it more than once lately
You're upgrading to convection, double-oven, or better brand

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The Repair Process

A Working Oven in 4 Simple Steps

Schedule service

Step 1

Reach out about your oven problems

Step 2

We'll diagnose the issue, in person if necessary

Step 3

We'll recommend a repair or replacement

Step 4

We'll get you baking again

Reviews

Why Your Neighbors Call Us for Oven Repair

Many of our customers had written off repair companies after a bad experience. Read what changed their minds.

Had work done on Oven and refrigerator. The tech named C.J. did an excellent repair of both with the proper parts and with no troubles. Very happy with C.J. and this company. I feel good knowing I can call them for appliance problems and get fast, reliable service. Highly recommend!

Bill R.

Landers Appliance was able to work us in the Monday before Thanksgiving when our oven went bad. Robert, the technician, was very knowledgeable and friendly and went out of his way to track down a part that would otherwise not be available in time for Thanksgiving. I highly recommend and we will definitely turn to them again if we need appliance repair.

Cynthia L.

I’ve now used Landers at least 5 times to repair and replace various appliances over the past 20 years. Every time, they’ve come out in a timely manner and have provided great service. Their repairs to my oven and fridge have saved the time, money, and hassle of trying to find new appliances to fit in a small 100 year old house. And when I needed a new washer/dryer, they were able to find options that fit through the unusually small basement door.

Danielle

The tech was knowledgeable and recommended to replace the oven rather than repair after pricing out both options. He recommendation was a very reasonable approach.