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We repair all models and brands of stoves in San Antonio. When your stove experiences problems such as burners doesn’t come on, pilot light doesn’t stays on or any other issues, let us take care of it. Our San Antonio stove repair team is available to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We are ready to receive your call at our Toll free number:

210 858-7440

Please Note: We Do Not Sell Parts

IMPORTANT: We don’t work on small appliances such as vacuum cleaners, sewing machines etc. We provide repairs only on major appliances such as refrigerators, dryers, washers, stoves, ovens, dishwashers etc.

We repair all stove brands such as:

Our stove service area includes all of San Antonio and the surrounding cities that are listed below:

If you would like to get more familiar with your stove, please read the information below. We also provide stoves energy efficiency tips about how to use and operate your stove, while enjoying the benefits of saving money from future stove repairs and high utility bills. Please note that the information below is for your own educational purposes and we aren’t suggesting tips for doing-it-yourself stove repairs. Repairing and servicing stove units requires knowledge, training and experience. Trying to fix something that you are not familiar with can be costly and, more important, dangerous for your safety. For any stove repairs in San Antonio City call us 24/7 at our toll free line:

210 858-7440

The Electric Stove

Benjamin Franklin cooked a turkey with electricity in 1749 in Philadelphia, but the first electric stove was not built until 1896. Since then, many small refinements have been added, but its operating principle remains much like that of the heating element in an electric skillet.
Although some stove will include complex accessories such as rotisseries and meat-roasting probes, the only complicated standard parts are top-element controls, which provide any desired degree of heat. All the heating elements in the electric stove including those for the oven and the broiler are sealed stove that are impervious to food and water spillage. But rough usage can cause a short circuit, and the element will fail to heat. They are easy to replace. Important: Before you work on the stove elements, turn off power to the stove at the service panel.
How the electric stove heats
When a control knob for one of the top heating elements is turned on, the switch behind it meters electricity to the element at the selected rate. All of the elements are constructed of chrome-alloy resistance wire sealed inside stainless-steel sheaths. The top elements are flat and tightly coiled to expose a maximum heated area to the cooking utensil. Most stoves provide three top elements that are six inches in diameter and another, for large pots, that is about eight inches across.
The oven has two elements: an upper that is chiefly for broiling, a lower for baking. They are broadly looped to cover as wide an area as possible, ensuring even heating throughout the oven. On many stoves the temperature is regulated by the same type of thermostat used in a gas-stove oven.
1 An stove infinite switch: off
With two springs, a magnet, a cam, and a bimetallic strip inside a heating coil. This infinite switch gives completely variable heat adjustment instead of a few settings. When the control knob is at the off position. The cam presses its slimmest part on a lever spring. The lever spring pushes up the contact-arm spring with maximum force. Pivoting the contact arm left to open the circuit. The cam lets the springs push hard enough to hold the contacts apart despite the attraction of a magnet.
Testing and replacing a top element
If a top element on an electric stove does not heat properly, test it by removing the element from its terminal block. Also remove another element of the same size that is working properly. stoves with infinite switches t,abcve, usually have elements with two terminals.
Attach the suspect element to the terminal block of the properly operating element and turn on the switch. If the stove element still does not heat, it should be replaced. If the element heats its own terminal block wiring or switch is faulty. Call a San Antonio stove repair technician and have them checked.

Please note that this information is for your own educational purposes and we aren’t suggesting tips for doing-it-yourself stove repairs. Repairing and servicing stove units requires knowledge, training and experience. Trying to fix something that you are not familiar with can be costly and, more important, dangerous for your safety. For any stove repairs in San Antonio City call us 24/7 at our toll free line:

210 858-7440