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We repair and service all brands and models of electric and gas stoves in New York. If the burners on your stove doesn't come on, you fell smell of gas or you have any other problems, simply call our toll free number and we will take care of rest, returning your stove to perfect working order. Call us to schedule an appointment for your stove repair. We will do our best to set the appointment for the time that is most convenient for you:

We will always work with your busy lifestyle to schedule your New York stove repair. For a convenient appointment, call us at out toll free line:

800-696-1480

Or you can email us for a New York stove repair appointment. In the email please include your name, phone number, zip code and a brief description of the problem that you are having with your stove. As soon as we receive the email we will contact you, so that you can schedule your stove repair appointment in New York.

We service and repair all stove brands and models:

Our stove repair coverege area includes entire New York and the surrounding cities:

The information below will help you to learn more about your stove. This information will also help you to use your stove in the most effective and efficient ways this way you will be able to save on utility bills and the life of your stove will be extended.
WARNING: Do not take chances with your safety. The following tips are strictly posted for educational purposes. We strongly suggest not getting involved with any stove repairs on your own. All stove repairs require professional training and experience with gas or electric systems and can become very dangerous if you don’t have the knowledge for it. For professional help call us at:

800-696-1480

 LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR STOVE

All the leading products have beautifully engineered features designed to make life easier. The more you read about them, the more entranced you get. Soon you want a stove with every feature on the list. You the homemaker (whether male or female), have to be pleased. This is an appliance that you are going to use daily. Be practical, but don't scrimp. If you don't get what you want, you'll be an unhappy camper for the next fifteen years and the entire family will suffer.
One feature you have to look out for is size. It may be that stoves are getting to be like men's ties. Back in the 1950's the stoves were 40" wide. In the 1960's the manufacturers stopped making that width and started making stoves 30" wide. Thousands of Americans had to remake their kitchen counters or be stuck with 10" of dead space next to their stove. Now, the scuttle butt is that the manufacturers are going back to 10" widths. This should make the kitchen remodel very happy but it is going to be very expensive for the rest of us.
Here area few drawbacks to some of the most popular features:
• Smooth top stoves look beautiful. But you really have to be a cleaning fanatic to live happily. Everything makes a mess.
• Burners that turn up, instead of pull out for cleaning can be a problem. The burners that just turn up for cleaning are soldered. If a soldered burner burns out, you have a big service charge. If pull out burner burns out, you pull it out, go to the store, and replace it.
An electric stove creates a great deal of heat. Keep it close to the sink and away from the refrigerator.
You'll find that choosing a stove today is a difficult proposition.
Here are some "musts."
Do make sure you have the stove plugged into a 250 watt power supply. Insufficient power is a prime cause of failure.
Do make sure the stove is perfectly level.
Do make sure the cupboards over the stove do not have heavy items in them. They can fall out and damage the stove top.
Do make certain that the stove is anchored in place so that it cannot tip forward and cause a serious accident.
Do make certain that a fire extinguisher is located close to the stove. A stove top or oven fire can easily spread and cause a serious house fire or grave injury.
Do make certain that you pull the plug before you attempt do-it-yourself repairs.

Burner pans are made to reflect heat upward. Any stain decreases the efficiency of your burner. When something boils over the pan should be cleaned as soon as the burner is cool enough to allow you to remove the burner pan. To clean, use water and an organic cleaner like Simple Green’s. If that doesn't work, try soaking the pan and try again. If the stain", are still "hanging tough", use a bar of Bon Ami". Never use an abrasive, like scouring powder or a scouring pad. If the burner pans get so stained that they no longer look good or reflect properly, buy genuine replacement burner pans from your appliance store or service department. The cheap, universal replacement pans you can get at hardware stores are too light to hold their brightness for long.

Never use aluminum foil to act as a reflective surface on top of an old burner pan. The foil is too light to work adequately, will become loose and can cause a very nasty electric short It is a very good idea to look at the repair manual for the appliance, while you are shopping for the appliance repair Manual should be very clear, with lots of photos. The terrors should look easy. The easier the repairs are, the more consumers driven the manufacturer is. Buy the repair manual at the same time you buy the appliance.

WARNING: Do not take chances with your life. After you have decided what the problem is, pull the main power plug before you attempt to make repairs.

For help call us at:

800-696-1480