Same-Day Oven Repairs Brisbane

Several factors can cause an electric oven to stop working. These are the most common causes seen by our technicians:

Power Supply Issues: A tripped circuit breaker, a blown fuse, or a loose electrical connection can disrupt the power supply and cause the oven to stop working.

Faulty Heating Element: The heating element is responsible for generating heat in the oven. If it becomes damaged, burnt out, or has a broken connection, the oven may not heat up properly or stop working altogether.

Control Board Failure: The control board, also known as the electronic control unit (ECU) or the oven timer, regulates the oven’s operations. If the control board malfunctions or develops faults, it can result in the oven not functioning correctly or not turning on at all.

Temperature Sensor Issues: The temperature sensor in the oven monitors and regulates the temperature. If the sensor is faulty, it may not accurately detect the oven’s temperature, leading to inconsistent heating or an oven that doesn’t turn on.

Wiring Problems: Loose, damaged, or faulty wiring can disrupt the electrical connection in the oven, causing it to stop working. Wiring issues can occur due to wear and tear, rodent damage, or improper installation.

Oven Door Issues: Problems with the oven door, such as a faulty door switch or a broken door latch, can prevent the oven from starting or functioning correctly.

Control Panel or Touchpad Malfunction: If the control panel or touchpad becomes unresponsive or fails, it can result in the oven not working as expected.

Safety Features: Some ovens have built-in safety features, such as thermal fuses or thermal cutoffs, which can shut off the oven if it detects excessive heat or other hazardous conditions. If one of these safety features is triggered, the oven may stop working until the issue is resolved.

These are just a few common causes of electric ovens not working.

If you have issues with your oven, consult the manufacturer’s troubleshooting guide, or seek professional assistance from a certified technician.

Fixing an oven yourself depends on the specific issue and your level of expertise in appliance repair.

Some minor problems may be fixable by most people with basic DIY skills. But it’s important to be extremely careful while working with electrical appliances.

These general guidelines may help you decide whether you can fix your oven or not:

Safety: If you’re not confident in your ability to safely handle electrical components or gas lines, it’s best to seek professional help.

Skill and knowledge: Assess your own skills and knowledge in appliance repair. Some common issues like a faulty heating element or malfunctioning temperature sensor may be within the capabilities of a confident DIYer.

But, more complex problems, such as control board issues or gas-related repairs, often require advanced knowledge and specialized tools.

Warranty: If your oven is under warranty, attempting to repair it yourself might void it. In such cases,  contact the manufacturer or a technician authorised to do warranty repairs (we are authorised to perform them).

Availability of parts: Determine if the replacement parts are easy to get and install. If not, contact an oven technician.

Our mechanics bring parts with them, so you wouldn’t have to worry about this.

Time and cost: Evaluate the time, effort, and cost involved in repairing the oven yourself compared to hiring a professional.

Sometimes, the complexity of the repair, the need for specialized tools, or the risk of causing further damage may make professional repair a more practical choice.

We can give you a free quote over the phone to help you determine whether it’s best for you to fix it yourself or hire a professional.

Finally, if you’re uncertain or uncomfortable with DIY repairs, contact a professional appliance repair technician.

We have the knowledge, experience, and tools necessary to diagnose and fix oven issues safely and effectively.

Deciding whether it’s worth repairing an oven depends on several factors:

Cost of repairs: Compare the cost of the repair with the cost of a new oven with similar features.

If repairs are 50% or less than the cost of the new one, it may be worth repairing.

We can help you figure out the repair costs – give us a call for a free quote over the phone.

Age of the oven: If the oven is relatively new and still within its expected lifespan, repairing it may be a cost-effective option compared to purchasing a new one.

Overall condition: If it has been well-maintained, has not had frequent breakdowns, and still functions well apart from the specific issue, repairing it could extend its usable life.

Warranty coverage: If your oven is still under warranty, the repair may be covered.

If not, make sure to work with a provider that gives you the best warranties. This will help you sleep well at night and save you money in the long run.

It can be helpful to consult with a professional appliance technician. We can provide an accurate diagnosis, estimate repair costs, and offer advice on the best course of action based on the condition of your oven.

The cost of repairing an oven depends on:

• The problem itself.
• The make and model of the oven.
• Availability of parts.
• If the oven is under warranty.
• The appliance repair service.

But you can figure out the price of repairing your oven today.

Call us and one of our technicians will give you a free quote over the phone.

With that said, QAR clients have the following benefits:

• Authorised warranty repairs. Our technicians are authorised to perform warranty repairs on all major oven brands.
• Same-day repairs. Our technicians are all over the city. If you call before noon, they can be at your doorstep the same day. 
• Fast work. Our team carries a massive stock of parts with them, ensuring the job gets done quickly.
• Industry-leading warranties. We protect you with a 3-month warranty for labour and a 12-month warranty for parts.
• Thousands of happy clients and 5-star reviews.
• +30 years of experience under our belt. There’s little we haven’t fixed.

Call us today for a free estimate over the phone. One of our technicians will help you and answer all your questions.