Why is my oven not heating?

Electric ovens usually have a burned-out bake or broil element, a drifted temperature sensor, or a failed control board. These are common repairs we do daily.

My oven temperature seems off — can you fix that?

Yes. We recalibrate the thermostat or replace the temperature sensor. We verify accuracy with a professional thermometer before leaving.

My electric oven is not heating evenly. Can you fix that?

Yes. Uneven heat usually means a weak bake element or a drifted temperature sensor. We test both, replace whatever failed, and verify accuracy before leaving.

Do you repair wall ovens and double ovens?

Yes, we service freestanding, wall-mounted, double ovens, and combination microwave-oven units from all brands.

My oven door won't close properly — what's wrong?

Worn door hinges, a damaged door seal, or a bent frame are common causes. We replace hinges and seals to restore a proper seal.

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Oven Repair in South Florida

Whether your oven won't heat, heats unevenly, or the self-clean cycle is stuck, we repair electric ovens from all major brands so you can get back to cooking.

Call Now: (786) 979-3323Avg. Cost: $150–$400 · Time: 1–2 hours

Wall-mounted electric oven with door open showing heating element during repair

Common Oven Problems We Fix in Hollywood & Miami

Not heating up at all

Uneven heating or hot spots

Temperature reading inaccurate

Self-clean cycle won't work

Door won't close or lock properly

Oven not heating or heats unevenly

Oven Problems Explained — What Is Actually Wrong

Failed Bake or Broil Element

Electric ovens use separate elements for baking and broiling. When the bake element burns out (you may see a visible break or blister in the coil), the oven will not heat from the bottom. Broil element failure means no top heat. Either replacement is straightforward — we carry common elements on our truck for same-day repair.

Burned-Out Bake or Broil Element

The bake or broil element is the most common electric oven failure. When it burns out, the oven will not reach temperature or heats unevenly. We test the element and replace it, usually in under an hour.

Temperature Sensor or Thermostat Drift

If your oven runs too hot, too cold, or heats unevenly, the temperature sensor or thermostat has likely drifted. Food burns on one side or comes out undercooked despite correct settings. We test with a professional thermometer, recalibrate if possible, or replace the sensor — then verify accuracy before leaving.

Self-Clean Latch Malfunction

The self-clean cycle locks the door and heats to extreme temperatures. If the door lock mechanism fails, the oven may lock and refuse to open, or it may prevent the oven from operating at all. We repair the latch assembly and test the safety interlock to restore normal operation.

How Much Does Oven Repair Cost in South Florida?

$150–$400typical repair cost

Oven repairs typically cost $150 to $400. Bake or broil element replacement runs $150–$250 and is the most common oven repair. Temperature sensor replacement is $125–$200. Control board replacement is the most expensive at $300–$500. Door hinge and seal repairs fall in the $100–$175 range.

Signs You Need Oven Repair — When to Call

Food takes significantly longer to cook than the recipe calls for

Cookies or baked goods brown unevenly

The oven preheats much slower than it used to

The oven trips the breaker when it turns on

The oven display shows an error code

The oven light does not turn on

Smoke or burning smell even with a clean oven

Oven Brands We Service in South Florida

SamsungLGWhirlpoolGEKitchenAidFrigidaireBoschJenn-Air

Oven Repair Reviews from Our Customers

“Our oven stopped heating right before Thanksgiving dinner prep. Called ChantaFix in a panic and they squeezed us in. The igniter was gone — replaced it in under an hour.”

David H.

Kendall, FL · Oven Repair