Sydney Stove Repairs

Stove Keeps Tripping The Power

If your stove keeps tripping the circuit breaker or losing power, it likely has an electrical fault—commonly caused by damaged wiring, a faulty element, or a short circuit. In Sydney suburbs like Epping and Petersham, this often happens in older stoves or after power surges. Avoid resetting the breaker repeatedly, as it can be unsafe.

At Quality Appliance Repair, our Sydney technicians quickly diagnose and fix electrical issues to keep your kitchen safe and running smoothly. Contact us today for expert stove repair across Sydney.

💡 Recommended read: [How to Reset Your Stove After a Power Outage: A Comprehensive Guide] — a quick, helpful guide to safely reset your stove after a power outage.

Gas Stove Not Igniting Properly

If your gas stove won’t ignite or the igniter keeps clicking, it’s often caused by a blocked burner, faulty switch, or worn spark module. In Sydney areas like Chester Hill and St Clair, grease or moisture buildup is a common culprit.

A quick clean might help, but persistent issues need expert care. At Quality Appliance Repair, our licensed Sydney technicians handle all gas stove ignition faults safely and efficiently—often fixed on the first visit.

Uneven Heating

If your stove heats unevenly—burning one side of your dish while leaving the other undercooked—it’s often caused by a faulty element, misaligned burner, or temperature calibration problem.

Grease buildup or worn parts can also interfere with consistent heat distribution. Before it worsens, it’s better to call a professional to inspect and fix the issue properly.

Faulty Temperature Controls

When your stove’s temperature doesn’t match what you’ve set, a malfunctioning thermostat, sensor, or control switch could be the culprit. This leads to overcooked or undercooked meals and can strain your appliance.

Instead of guessing or replacing parts yourself, it’s better to call a professional who can accurately diagnose and repair the problem.

Broken Knobs or Switches

If your stove’s knobs or switches are stuck, loose, or cracked, they may have worn out or sustained internal damage over time. This issue can make it difficult to control temperature settings accurately and may even lead to electrical hazards if ignored. Trying to force or repair them yourself can cause further damage to the internal wiring or the control panel. It’s better to call a professional to replace or fix the damaged components safely and efficiently.

At Quality Appliance Repair (QAR), our Sydney technicians carry genuine replacement parts for most stove brands and can restore your appliance’s controls to perfect working order in no time.