When you need oven repairs in Charlotte and the surrounding areas, our licensed technicians are ready to assist. With decades of experience, we prioritize honesty and transparency, ensuring you only pay for the services you truly need!
Just Call Appliance Repair provides same-day oven repairs in Charlotte, with our team arriving fully equipped with the tools and parts needed for stress-free service. When you choose us, you’ll benefit from fast, affordable oven repairs and quality work that gets your oven running like new.
We’re committed to providing hassle-free repairs when you need them the most. Available seven days a week, our fully trained technicians are equipped to fix any oven brand, including:
Proudly serving Charlotte and the surrounding areas, we’re available seven days a week to provide convenient, same-day oven repairs. Most repairs come with a limited warranty of up to 1 year for your peace of mind. At Just Call Appliance Repair, we’re more than just technicians—we’re your neighbors, committed to delivering the best service possible!
Our team of technicians has over 15 years of experience repairing all major appliances.
We are available seven days a week and offer same-day service throughout Charlotte.
Almost all of our repairs are covered by a limited warranty of up to 1 year for your peace of mind.
We always prioritize our customers and understand the value of transparency.
Not only do we deliver quality repairs, but we also offer unbeatable prices.
Save yourself the hassle and let us do it right the first time! When we make repairs, they stay repaired.
For affordable oven repairs from experienced and skilled technicians, choose Just Call Appliance Repair today!
Dealing with oven troubles? Just Call Appliance Repair is here to help! Whether it’s a minor issue or a major malfunction, we’ve got you covered. Give us a call today and let us handle any oven problems, including:
Oven can’t maintain temperature
Oven won’t heat to the right temperature
Oven door does not close properly
Oven issue with self cleaning
Oven broiler problem
Oven hinges problem
Oven fan keeps running
Oven won’t heat
Oven not turning on
Oven igniter malfunction
Oven is not heating properly
Oven thermostat is not working properly
Oven temperature sensor failure
Oven interior light is not working
Oven door won’t shut
Error code appeared on the oven panel
Oven doesn’t bake evenly
Oven fan is not spinning
Oven knob won’t turn
Baffle
Convection Oven
Gasket
Oven Igniter
Oven Broil Element
Oven Light Bulb
Sealed Surface Burner
Terminal Block
Coil Surface Element
Door Switch
Grease Filter
Oven Thermocouple
Oven Convection Fan
Oven Rack
Spark Electrode
Control Knob
Fan Blade
Oven Burner
Oven Bake Element
Oven Igniter
Oven Vent Tube
Spark Module
We also offer oven installation services!
Oven InstallationIn addition to our oven services, we also fix fridges, freezers, stoves, dishwashers, dryers, and washing machines.
Smoking at high temperatures is usually caused by food residue inside the oven. To prevent this, it’s important to clean your oven regularly. Always check for leftover food before use and stick to a cleaning schedule.
Bad odors are often due to grease and grime buildup. Cooking foods with strong smells can also leave a lingering odor. Regular cleaning using oven-specific products can help prevent bad smells from developing.
Consult your oven’s manual for specific cleaning guidelines. Use only oven-safe cleaning products and clean up any spills immediately. For a chemical-free option, you can try baking soda and lemon.
Noises from the circulation or cooling fan can indicate an issue. If the noise occurs when you turn on the oven, it’s likely the circulation fan. If it happens later, it may be the cooling fan. In either case, it’s best to have a professional inspect the problem.
Popping sounds can come from the igniter or burner. It could also be due to wear and tear or a blockage. Have a trained professional diagnose and repair the issue for safety.
An oven that overcooks food likely has a faulty thermostat that’s failing to regulate temperature. A professional technician can inspect and fix the thermostat.
A bad heating element is often the culprit. You can test the oven by turning it on, leaving the door open, and carefully checking if heat is being produced. However, it’s safer to contact a professional for a thorough inspection.
Check the manual first. You can also find the numbers behind the door, on the left leg behind the drawer, inside the drawer, or under the cooktop.
Try unplugging the oven and plugging it back in after 5 minutes, then attempt to open the door. If that doesn’t work, restart the self-cleaning cycle and cancel it after 15 minutes. If the problem persists, contact a technician.
Using a faulty oven isn’t recommended. It could result in improperly cooked food and further damage to the appliance. It’s best to call a professional repair team as soon as possible.
Our technicians offer same-day repairs throughout the Charlotte area, aiming to diagnose and fix ovens on the first visit.
Yes, all of our oven repairs are backed by a satisfaction guarantee for your peace of mind.