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Anyone have experience repairing a gas oven? I have one where stove top is fine as well as the broiler. The problem is that the oven turns on but does not get hot enough. Any likely ideas like a thermostat or things like that? Easy to replace? If not, what are reasonable rates guys charge?


Ignitor.

If your oven temp "hangs" but you still see a flame....most likely the ignitor. Easy to replace/and inexpensive. Quite literally plug n' play.

How would you get the flame if the Ignitor is bad?


From what I got from google after you guys is a lot of ovens have one igniter for broil and a second for oven.

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My rule for appliances when they break:

If you are planning on staying in that house for more than two years, just buy a new one. Pretty much all of these things are designed to last a very short time, plus you get new stuff and new stuff > old stuff.


That's a dumb rule. Do you do the same thing with cars? Where does maintenance end and "break" begin? Do you replace your furnace every time the filter needs changing?

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I don't?
Did I get off your foe list?



You were never on it.
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That's a dumb rule. Do you do the same thing with cars? Where does maintenance end and "break" begin? Do you replace your furnace every time the filter needs changing?
A car isn't $500 to replace and $250 to repair.

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 Post subject: Re: Oven Issue
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That's a dumb rule. Do you do the same thing with cars? Where does maintenance end and "break" begin? Do you replace your furnace every time the filter needs changing?
A car isn't $500 to replace and $250 to repair.


The oven isn't, either.

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Going to guess Regulator is the issue...and even before that...I would just check and see if the flame bar is clogged from years of grease, food, shmootz falling into it, as you stated the Broiler works...and IF you have a broiler on the bottom drawer as some do.

Next Question - Repair or Replace. I personally would be OK with a solid reason to replace my stove/oven. It works fine, guessing 10 years old, but would mind cranking up BTU's for higher end dining. Or you can go to Home Depot and ask them to send you a $475 hotpoint.

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That's a dumb rule. Do you do the same thing with cars? Where does maintenance end and "break" begin? Do you replace your furnace every time the filter needs changing?
A car isn't $500 to replace and $250 to repair.


The oven isn't, either.
$500 may be a little low but how expensive are you talking about here?

Obviously I'd get a $3,000 oven repaired but I don't live in a restaurant.

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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
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That's a dumb rule. Do you do the same thing with cars? Where does maintenance end and "break" begin? Do you replace your furnace every time the filter needs changing?
A car isn't $500 to replace and $250 to repair.


That's a whole other issue. If your car is worth 3200 and you have a 1100 dollar repair,the thought crosses your mind if it's worth it. You start to wonder what's next?

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 Post subject: Re: Oven Issue
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about two years ago our oven decided that it didn't want to shut off. we had to call the fire department because it was to hot for us to move and turn the gas valve off. we bought a new one a day later.

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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
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That's a dumb rule. Do you do the same thing with cars? Where does maintenance end and "break" begin? Do you replace your furnace every time the filter needs changing?
A car isn't $500 to replace and $250 to repair.


The oven isn't, either.
$500 may be a little low but how expensive are you talking about here?

Obviously I'd get a $3,000 oven repaired but I don't live in a restaurant.


That's why the rule, as you stated it, is dumb. In this example a replacement oven would cost about $1,000 (maybe less) but if it can be repaired for $50, I would repair it even if I was going to stay in the house 100 years. Maybe a better GUIDELINE would be if the repair costs half or more than replacing it, then go with replacing it.

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 Post subject: Re: Oven Issue
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From what I got from google after you guys is a lot of ovens have one igniter for broil and a second for oven.

Interesting. The two I've had had a single ignitor.
Anyway. Open the prick up and poke around a bit. If you can't fix it no harm done cause you're gonna replace it.
Fuck it.

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 Post subject: Re: Oven Issue
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From what I got from google after you guys is a lot of ovens have one igniter for broil and a second for oven.

Interesting. The two I've had had a single ignitor.
Anyway. Open the prick up and poke around a bit. If you can't fix it no harm done cause you're gonna replace it.
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 Post subject: Re: Oven Issue
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That's why the rule, as you stated it, is dumb. In this example a replacement oven would cost about $1,000 (maybe less) but if it can be repaired for $50, I would repair it even if I was going to stay in the house 100 years. Maybe a better GUIDELINE would be if the repair costs half or more than replacing it, then go with replacing it.
The problem is I'm not getting anything repaired for $50. The cost of a guy even walking into that door is more than that, so I'm basically gambling on it not being expensive to fix and for it to work fine for the next few years. All the while, I still have an older appliance that isn't made to last a long time anyways because very few of them are.

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Do you replace your furnace every time the filter needs changing?


Yes.

Those frames are confusing and who can figure out those arrows....I'll leave that to licensed professionals...

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Darkside wrote:
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Anyone have experience repairing a gas oven? I have one where stove top is fine as well as the broiler. The problem is that the oven turns on but does not get hot enough. Any likely ideas like a thermostat or things like that? Easy to replace? If not, what are reasonable rates guys charge?


Ignitor.

If your oven temp "hangs" but you still see a flame....most likely the ignitor. Easy to replace/and inexpensive. Quite literally plug n' play.

How would you get the flame if the Ignitor is bad?


the guy puts antifreeze in his transmission because he thinks it will help it run cooler

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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
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That's why the rule, as you stated it, is dumb. In this example a replacement oven would cost about $1,000 (maybe less) but if it can be repaired for $50, I would repair it even if I was going to stay in the house 100 years. Maybe a better GUIDELINE would be if the repair costs half or more than replacing it, then go with replacing it.
The problem is I'm not getting anything repaired for $50. The cost of a guy even walking into that door is more than that, so I'm basically gambling on it not being expensive to fix and for it to work fine for the next few years. All the while, I still have an older appliance that isn't made to last a long time anyways because very few of them are.


You're getting it fixed for $50 if you buy the $50 part and put it in yourself.

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Anyone have experience repairing a gas oven? I have one where stove top is fine as well as the broiler. The problem is that the oven turns on but does not get hot enough. Any likely ideas like a thermostat or things like that? Easy to replace? If not, what are reasonable rates guys charge?


Ignitor.

If your oven temp "hangs" but you still see a flame....most likely the ignitor. Easy to replace/and inexpensive. Quite literally plug n' play.

How would you get the flame if the Ignitor is bad?


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Anyone have experience repairing a gas oven? I have one where stove top is fine as well as the broiler. The problem is that the oven turns on but does not get hot enough. Any likely ideas like a thermostat or things like that? Easy to replace? If not, what are reasonable rates guys charge?


Ignitor.

If your oven temp "hangs" but you still see a flame....most likely the ignitor. Easy to replace/and inexpensive. Quite literally plug n' play.

How would you get the flame if the Ignitor is bad?


Shut your mouth, I'm trying to kill Pittmike.


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Shut your mouth, I'm trying to kill Pittmike.


Thanks.


But seriously, it's the igniter. Either the glow ain't glowing enough or not at all or it's weakness isn't allowing the gas valve to open enough.

It's a cheap fix. If you call the repair guy it will cost you 200 dollars. 30 bones for the part, 80 bones for the service call and the rest for labor


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You're getting it fixed for $50 if you buy the $50 part and put it in yourself.
Not going to happen with me especially when we are dealing with gas appliances.

If your rule on appliances are different, and you are Mr. Fix It for them then I understand. It just doesn't work for me. I know what I'm not good at. It took me like 6 hours to install a dishwasher and those are easy.

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Thanks.


But seriously, it's the igniter. Either the glow ain't glowing enough or not at all or it's weakness isn't allowing the gas valve to open enough.

It's a cheap fix. If you call the repair guy it will cost you 200 dollars. 30 bones for the part, 80 bones for the service call and the rest for labor



Yeah that is what it points to. I will look at it and do it myself over the weekend.

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You're getting it fixed for $50 if you buy the $50 part and put it in yourself.
Not going to happen with me especially when we are dealing with gas appliances.

If your rule on appliances are different, and you are Mr. Fix It for them then I understand. It just doesn't work for me. I know what I'm not good at. It took me like 6 hours to install a dishwasher and those are easy.


It is good when a guy knows his limitations in repairs, remodeling etc. My mechanic buddy tells me all sorts of horror stories of guys that tried to fix shit.

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You're getting it fixed for $50 if you buy the $50 part and put it in yourself.
Not going to happen with me especially when we are dealing with gas appliances.

If your rule on appliances are different, and you are Mr. Fix It for them then I understand. It just doesn't work for me. I know what I'm not good at. It took me like 6 hours to install a dishwasher and those are easy.


"You call yourself a man?"

That's what I feel every handyman we ever hired is thinking about me when I bring them in to do something.

Better though to get it done right and spend a few bucks.
I think it was either North or Mac who once said about "home projects": I don't feel like sanding a door for 6 hours on the weekend

It might have been North because Jiggs took the opposite angle.

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"You call yourself a man?"

That's what I feel every handyman we ever hired is thinking about me when I bring them in to do something.
:lol: I've thought the same thing.

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You're getting it fixed for $50 if you buy the $50 part and put it in yourself.
Not going to happen with me especially when we are dealing with gas appliances.

If your rule on appliances are different, and you are Mr. Fix It for them then I understand. It just doesn't work for me. I know what I'm not good at. It took me like 6 hours to install a dishwasher and those are easy.


"You call yourself a man?"

That's what I feel every handyman we ever hired is thinking about me when I bring them in to do something.

Better though to get it done right and spend a few bucks.
I think it was either North or Mac who once said about "home projects": I don't feel like sanding a door for 6 hours on the weekend

It might have been North because Jiggs took the opposite angle.



I took Jiggs more for being too lazy or too busy to do that stuff.

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