Stove Repair & Service

in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton & surrounding GTA

Same day service & repair 

Fast & Professional Service

Friendly Technicians

Gas stoves can be very dangerous and we ask all customers who need a gas stove repair to have it professionally taken care of  by a service company like Toronto Appliances Service Ltd. Company have qualified, licensed technicians. We service both gas and electric stoves. Here are some of the most common stove problems that you might experience:

  • stove top heats, but not enough to cook

  • gas starter is clicking but fire not starting

  • I can hear gas noise and smell gas but no fire

  • one of the gas stove burners is not working

  • smell unusual gas odor from my stove

  • igniter is not firing (not working)

Everyone has invested in home appliances and we rely on them every single day. If your appliance has stopped working, TAS is here to help. We offer same day service and repair by one of our qualified technicians. Count on TAS to have your appliance working again as soon as possible.

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Stove Service & Repair in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton & surrounding GTA

I had one of those days when your stove stops working day before your guests are coming. Thanks God for Toronto Appliance Service who came the same day, fixed it in no time – you saved my day and in-laws are happy.
Anna (from Toronto)
Few months later after the warranty expired my built in stove just stopped working. I checked the fuses everything was ok except for the stove. I called one company they couldn’t fix it and suggested replacement. I called TAS Canada and they found what was wrong, replaced the part and my stove is back to normal.
Danny
Thank you guys for figuring out the problem and fixing my stove. Great service, great knowledgeable staff and certainly great price. Keep up the great work.
Marko Ivanovic (Mississauga)

Problem: Nothing works on my stove

► Solution: Perhaps the electric breaker flipped or the fuse has blown? Sometimes an electrical surge will interfere with the power supply, causing breakers and fuses to react to protect your appliances. Simply check your breaker or fuse box and replace or flip as required. Also check that the stove is properly plugged in. Your stove (electric range) could have an internal fuse or circuit breaker system. Generally located under the top of the range, cooktop fuses and circuits can also blow or trip. So can the fuses for the oven – located at the rear of the compartment. To replace any fuse, simply unscrew it and replace with the exact same type and size.

Problem: Only one of the heat burners is not working, others are ok

► Solution: Before doing anything turn off the power or unplug the stove to prevent electrical shock if you need to work internal parts. Most of the time, the cause can be traced to a defective element, a loose connection or a broken switch. The following options could help. Try to wiggle the burner slightly. Check if the element feels abnormal or loosely attached. Sometimes comparing it with another one will help you judge. Try turning the burner on again to see if this fixed the problem. Examine the element for warping, bubbles or any visible sign of damage. Check for any corrosion on the sides that plug into the burner receptacle blocks. Clean with steel wool or a rough brush to remove buildup that may interfere. If you notice what looks like burned or scorched areas on the prongs, replace the terminal block that the element plugs into.