Did your oven suddenly stop working?
Regardless of the problem, the solution is much of the same. Find a highly-rated appliance repair company in Cambridge MA and have the machine inspected and repaired the right way. Our Cambridge repair pros are truly capable of fixing any oven problem of any size.
We hold recognition in Cambridge as a top-level repair service provider. One significant factor in our respectable status is our commitment to providing clients with very affordable rates. We know many companies are charging various little fees and it adds up to an expensive repair. For our services, though, we only expect to be compensated for the replacement parts and paid for the labor provided.
Our repair specialists work on all kinds of ovens including residential models - convection, convention, natural gas, etc and commercial units - conveyor, cook and hold, deck ovens, etc. We're a first-to-call source for emergency repairs for all local businesses in the Cambridge MA region. If you want a repair company you can always count on - you've found us and we're just one call away!
Our repair process is simple. Schedule an appointment with us at a time that works for you. Discuss with our repair tech the problem or symptoms you've noticed in your oven. Allow us to inspect the unit and potentially run some tests (such as continuity tests). We draft up a repair estimate based on the parts needed and the time required to complete the repair.
There's no risk involved. Get a repair and pay parts and labor. Skip the repair and pay for the service call. The decision is up to you but we promise our rates are incredibly fair and better than you will find elsewhere in the city.
Call (617) 315-2772 if you want to schedule a repair with us!
A regular oven problem is inadequate circulation of hot air from the fan. This issue will cause your food to not cook thoroughly and evenly. Other complications besides a lack of circulation which might occur with an oven fan include intermittent failure and noisiness. In most cases, the fan motor will be faulty - whether the grease is causing a clog, its shorting or a blade isn't on tight enough. Another important thing to check for is if you accidentally put the fan on 'Auto' mode as this could interfere with how and when it functions.