Saucepan on a gas cooktop burner with a blue flame

Stoves and cooktops

Stove, Range and Cooktop Repair in DFW

Gas, electric coil, smooth glass or induction, each one fails in its own way. Pick what yours is doing. If you ever smell gas, skip the list: leave the house and call your gas company first.

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Jump to your symptom

Burner clicks but won't light
Clicking that won't stop
Coil element dead
Glass-top element won't heat, or stays on high
Induction zone won't heat or doesn't see the pan
Smell of gas

By symptom

What's your stove doing?

Burner clicks but won't light

Usually behind it: A wet or cracked spark igniter, a burner cap sitting crooked, or burner ports clogged with boil-over.
Check first: After a boil-over, give the burner a few hours to dry out. Seat the cap flat on the base so the flame can travel around it.
What we do: We clean the ports, replace the igniter, and check the spark module.

Clicking that won't stop

Usually behind it: A spill has shorted a spark switch behind a knob, or the spark module has failed.
Check first: Pull the knobs and let the area dry out. If it stops when dry, a switch is getting wet.
What we do: We replace the shorted switch or the module.

Coil element dead

Usually behind it: The element itself, a burned receptacle it plugs into, or the infinite switch that controls it.
Check first: Swap the dead element with a same-size one that works. If the swap heats, you need a new element.
What we do: We replace the element, receptacle or switch and check the wiring for heat damage.

Glass-top element won't heat, or stays on high

Usually behind it: A failed radiant element, a limiter, or an infinite switch stuck closed.
Check first: Watch whether the element glows at all, and whether it cycles on and off on medium.
What we do: We replace the element or switch. A cracked glass top is replaceable too, and we'll price it.

Induction zone won't heat or doesn't see the pan

Usually behind it: The pan isn't magnetic, the cooling fan has failed, or a power board is bad.
Check first: Hold a magnet to the bottom of the pan. If it doesn't stick, the pan won't work on induction.
What we do: We check the fans, sensors and boards and replace the failed part.

Smell of gas

Usually behind it: A burner left on, a loose connection, or a leak in the supply line or valve.
Check first: Don't flip switches or try to find it. Leave, then call your gas utility. For most of DFW that's Atmos Energy.
What we do: Once the gas company has cleared it, we can repair valves, burners and controls.

Gas, electric, induction

Which kind you have changes the repair

Gas ranges fail at the igniters, spark switches and valves. Electric coil tops are the simplest of all to repair. Smooth glass tops hide radiant elements under the glass. Induction cooktops use magnets and electronics, so most repairs there are boards, fans or sensors. Dual-fuel ranges put a gas cooktop on an electric oven, so they can have both kinds of problems at once.

Fix or replace?

Igniters, spark switches, elements, infinite switches and burner parts are inexpensive, and repairing them is almost always the right move.

A cracked glass top or an induction power board costs more. The tech prices it and you decide.

Types we work on: Gas, electric coil, smooth glass, induction, dual-fuel and pro-style ranges and rangetops, and built-in cooktops.

Stove & cooktop repair pricing

Service call: $150
If you go with the repair: Service call is free
Parts and labor: Quoted before work starts
Warranty: 90 days, parts & labor
Seniors: 15% off
Everyone else: $10 off any repair

One coupon per job. The two can't be combined. Coupon details

Brands

Stove & cooktop brands we work on

Our techs are factory trained. Pick your brand for the problems we see on it most.

Stove & cooktop repair near you

Our route takes in seven counties around Dallas and Fort Worth. The biggest cities are below, and the service area page lists all 75.

Other repairs

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Send the shop the details

Send this and it lands in our inbox at service@kgappliancerepair.com. We call you back during business hours (weekdays, 8 AM to 5 PM) to pick a time. If water is spreading across the floor, shut the valve and call (469) 720-0002.

A model number speeds things up. Look for the sticker inside the fridge wall, around the dishwasher door edge, under the cooktop, or on the back of the dryer door opening. You can also text a photo of it to (469) 720-0002.

Questions

Stove & cooktop repair questions

Do you repair pro-style ranges?

Yes, including Wolf, Viking and Thermador. Their burners and igniters are different from standard ranges, so give us the model number when you book.

Can I use the other burners while one is broken?

If the problem is one element or igniter and nothing smells or sparks, generally yes. If anything smells like gas or burning wire, stop.

Why does my Thermador keep clicking?

Moisture on the burners or switches is the usual cause. It often stops once things dry out. If it doesn't, a switch or the spark module needs replacing.

Do you repair the glass on a cooktop?

We replace cracked glass tops when the part is available for your model.

What does the warranty cover?

Parts and labor, 90 days.