Burner will not heat or ignite
The element, igniter, switch, wiring, supply, or control may be involved depending on the fuel type and symptom.
Kitchen service
A range combines cooking surfaces, controls, and often an oven in one appliance. Burner, ignition, temperature, and control symptoms should be separated before repair options are discussed.
Coverage and scheduling are confirmed before an appointment is arranged.

Symptoms and possible causes
Similar symptoms can have different causes. A technician must diagnose the equipment before a repair is selected.
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The element, igniter, switch, wiring, supply, or control may be involved depending on the fuel type and symptom.
Switches, valves, sensors, and electronic controls can affect low, medium, or high heat response.
Power, user controls, wiring, and control boards should be checked with the exact model information.
Electrical supply and appliance components require testing before the cause can be identified safely.
Equipment types
Diagnostic approach
Major household brands
Send the complete model number with your request. Brand, model, access, and scheduling are confirmed before a visit.
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Helpful details
Yes. Tell us whether the appliance is gas, electric, or dual fuel and include the full model number.
A burner switch, valve, sensor, or control can fail in a way that limits temperature adjustment. The design varies by model.
Yes. Describe whether the problem affects the surface, oven, controls, or more than one function.
Request review
Include the model, symptoms, ZIP code, and best callback number.