In most cases, the knobs on your stove will last the lifetime of the appliance. They are made of heavy heat-resistant plastic or stainless steel which makes them very sturdy. However, unexpected accidents can happen and they may need to be replaced. Most commonly, knobs on your stove need to be replaced when the actual markings are worn or scrubbed … Read More
How to Change The Power Cord on Your Oven
Hardwired to your appliance, the power cord on your oven is designed to last the entire lifetime of an oven. However, while this means your power cord won’t malfunction itself, accidents can happen. If the power cord gets nicked during some remodeling or has been the nibbling target of rodents, it can become damaged and may need to be replaced. … Read More
Installing a New Heating Element in an Electric Oven
In your electric oven, it’s cooking power comes as a result of two heating elements – one heating element at the top of the oven and another hidden away at the bottom of the oven. If one element is faulty, then the cooking power of your oven drops significantly. Either element could go bad, and typically, this is diagnosed visually. … Read More
3 Reasons Why Your Oven Won’t Heat
Sometimes your electric appliances will fail to work when you least expect it. One of these machines is the oven, and its repair could cost you between $100 and $200. If you’re the DIY type of person, the first thing to do is to find out where the problem lies. Here, we look at the top three probable reasons why your … Read More
How to Replace the Bottom of Your Electric Kenmore Oven After It Warps
The bottom panel of your oven allows heat to safely transfer from the bottom burner to the cooking compartment. It also protects the burner from any spills or damage. But once it starts to warp from heat damage or chemicals, it’s time to replace it. Order replacement part #316400603 for a new range oven bottom that fits your electrical Kenmore oven. Then … Read More
Replace the Oven Latch Motor and Switch Assembly When Your Whirlpool Oven Door Won’t Lock
Some of your oven’s features will only activate when the door is locked shut. But if the oven latch motor and switch assembly is broken, your oven won’t be able to recognize that the lock is engaged. If you’re encountering this problem, order a replacement latch motor and switch assembly #WPW10107820 for your Whirlpool oven. Then follow these steps to install … Read More
Why a Gas Oven Makes A Boom When Preheating?
Whenever gas is involved, any noise can be ever so slightly terrifying. It is a highly flammable affair, after all. So when your gas oven is preheating and you hear a boom, it is often cause for the homeowner to worry. While this isn’t a normal noise that your gas oven should make, the good news is that it may … Read More
Replacing the Oven Bake Element on Whirlpool Free-standing Electric Range
It’s pretty frustrating to bake a cake, only to find part of it did not bake. Or, to prepare a roast and find that part of it didn’t cook property. Chances are there’s a problem with the bake element and it needs to be replaced. Diagnostic Check of a Whirlpool WFC310S0EW2 Bake Element As with any electric appliance, unplug the … Read More
How to Replace the Gas Safety Valve in Your Whirlpool Oven
The gas safety valve in your Whirlpool oven model WFG505M0BW ensures no gas is released until the igniter has reached the proper temperature. A failing safety valve will stop gas from entering your appliance, meaning your oven will not heat when the igniter is activated. To replace the gas safety valve in your oven, follow the repair guide below. How to Replace … Read More
How to Repair an Oven That Won’t Turn Off
Help! I can’t get my range to turn off! While it may seem a bit irregular, stovetop heating elements have been known to get stuck in the high position. If that is the symptom your range is experiencing, there is no need for further troubleshooting. The infinite-heat switch is your problem and should be replaced. A range that uses single-coil surface … Read More
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