Not Heating Up: The oven or stove fails to heat, often due to a faulty heating element, igniter, or thermostat.

Uneven Cooking: Food cooks unevenly, typically caused by a malfunctioning thermostat or uneven heating from the elements.

Burner Not Working: One or more burners on the stove don’t heat, usually due to a faulty burner element, switch, or connection.

Cooker Door Won’t Close: The cooker door doesn’t close properly, often because of a misaligned hinge or worn door seal.

Temperature Inaccuracies: The cooker temperature doesn’t match the set level, usually due to a faulty thermostat or control board.

Self-Cleaning Function Not Working: The self-cleaning feature fails to operate, often due to a malfunctioning door lock or control board.

Cooker Light Not Working: The cooker light doesn’t turn on, typically because of a burned-out bulb or a faulty light socket.

Electric Stove Not Turning On: The electric stove doesn’t power on, often due to a blown fuse, faulty wiring, or control board issues.

Stove Sparks or Makes Noises: Sparking or unusual noises from the stove, usually due to faulty wiring or loose connections.

Cooker Takes Too Long to Preheat: The cooker takes an unusually long time to reach the desired temperature, typically caused by a weak heating element or sensor issue.

Burner Temperature Issues: The burner doesn’t reach the correct temperature, often due to a faulty control switch or thermostat.

Cooker Fan Not Working: The fan inside the oven doesn’t operate, usually due to a faulty motor or fan switch.

Cooker Shuts Off Mid-Cooking: The cooker shuts off during cooking, often caused by a faulty thermostat, control board, or overheating issue.

Cooking Range Not Lighting: The gas burners on the cooking range don’t light, typically due to a clogged burner or faulty igniter.

Oven Smells of Gas: A strong gas smell from the oven, usually indicating a gas leak or faulty gas valve, requiring immediate attention