Prompt Stove Repair in Skokie, IL
Burner won't light, or one coil stays cold while the others work fine? We fix gas and electric stove tops on freestanding stoves in Skokie. The tech checks each burner and switch. Our desk takes calls 6am through 9pm, Saturdays and Sundays too.
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Burner problems on Skokie stoves
Stoves in busy kitchens see spills every day. On gas stoves, boilovers clog the burner ports and soak the spark igniters. The burner then clicks without lighting, or burns with a weak, uneven flame. Older gas lines can also feed low pressure to the stove. Then every burner looks weak at once. Electric stoves wear out the coil elements and the receptacles they plug into. Infinite switches, the controls behind each dial, may get stuck on high.
How we fix a stove
Our tech fires up every burner in turn to see how each one acts. Then we clean the ports and test the igniters, spark module and switches. On electric models we test each element and its socket. Most of these repairs are small and quick. Many are done in under an hour. If the stove body is rusted through, replacing it may be the wiser choice. You approve a firm price first.
Stoves near the Oakton Street Yellow Line stop
The CTA opened the Oakton-Skokie station on the Yellow Line on April 30, 2012. Apartments and condos near Oakton Street and Dempster Street often have compact stoves. Those units cook for busy commuters who need a quick dinner. A dead burner on a four burner stove cuts cooking space by a quarter. We bring spare igniters and elements for common models to Skokie calls.
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