This is typically caused by a burnt-out surface element, a damaged receptacle block (where the element plugs in), or a faulty infinite switch. We can test the voltage at each connection point to pinpoint the exact failure and replace the damaged component.

Yes, the glass ceramic top can be replaced. However, these parts are often expensive. As an honest business, we will check the price of the part and advise you if it makes financial sense to repair it or if buying a new stove would be a better investment for you.

If a burner stays on “High” regardless of the setting, or doesn’t turn on at all, the “infinite switch” behind the knob has likely failed. This switch regulates the power flow. We can replace the specific switch to restore proper temperature control.

Yes, we are fully qualified to repair both electric and gas ranges in Winnipeg. Safety is our top priority, especially with gas appliances. We ensure all connections are secure and leak-tested after any gas repair.

Yes, this is a common question! Our technician can provide an honest Repair vs. Replace assessment. We consider factors like the age of the appliance, the cost of the repair (if it exceeds 50% of the replacement cost), and the appliance’s overall condition. As a trusted provider, we give you the expert, unbiased information you need to make the best financial decision.

No. If you see sparks (other than the normal clicking of a gas igniter) or hear a loud “pop,” stop using that burner immediately. It indicates a dangerous electrical short in the element or wiring that requires professional attention to prevent shock or fire hazards.