
Stove, Cooktop and Oven Repair
Ranges, wall ovens and cooktops, gas or electric.

Gas burners that will not light, coils that stay cold and smooth-top zones that stop heating. Call to get connected with an independent provider who repairs stovetops and cooktops.
Part of stove, cooktop and oven repair
For homeowners with a broken washer, dryer, oven, stove, cooktop or freezer. Not for refrigerators, dishwashers, microwaves, commercial appliances, parts orders or phone-only quotes.
Common problems
Stovetops come in three main types: gas burners, exposed electric coils and smooth glass tops, which include radiant and induction designs. Each fails differently, so the type matters when you call.

The visit
A general outline only. The independent provider decides what the visit includes and explains any findings.
Checks the igniter, spark module, burner cap seating and ports for clogs from spills.
Tests the coil, its receptacle and the infinite switch that controls the heat.
Tests radiant elements, limiters and switches, or the induction board and sensors.
Checks touch controls, lockout settings and wiring.
Plain guidance
Igniters, spark modules, coil receptacles, infinite switches and radiant elements are common stovetop repairs and usually worth doing.
A cracked glass cooktop can be expensive to replace, so ask for a price before deciding. On older ranges with several failures, some homeowners compare a repair with a new range.
Symptoms
Service areas
Stove and cooktop repair is covered on the stove, cooktop and oven pages for each market.
Spills can clog the burner ports or wet the igniter, and a misaligned burner cap can block the spark. If the burner is dry and seated correctly but still will not light, the igniter or spark module may need replacing.
Moisture, a cracked igniter or a faulty switch can keep the spark module firing. Let the area dry; if the clicking continues, call a technician.
The glass itself cannot be patched safely and is usually replaced as a whole top. Stop using the cooktop, switch it off at the breaker and ask the provider to price the replacement.
Many do. Mention induction when you call, since diagnosis involves the control board, the coils under the glass and the pan sensors rather than ordinary heating elements.

Next step
Call to describe what the appliance is doing and get connected with an independent local provider.