Stove Repair
In Tyler, TX

Stove problems mess with dinner.

It messes with your routine. And it usually happens right when you are hungry and out of patience.

● One burner will not light.
● The flame looks weak and uneven.
● The electric element will not heat.
● Knob spins and does nothing.
● Whole stove trips the breaker.

If you are looking for stove repair Tyler homeowners can rely on, you want a safe fix and a simple explanation you can trust.

Cedarline Appliance Repair provides stove repair in Tyler, TX for gas and electric stoves. We keep it straightforward: diagnose first, explain the cause, then you decide what happens next.

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Tyler Stovetop Scope:

Gas & Electric
Ignition Systems
Control Modules
Safety Checks

(903) 230 9555

Quick safety check before you test anything

Most stove issues are not emergencies. Some are. Stop using the stove and call for help if you notice:

● A gas smell that does not go away
● Burner clicks & you smell gas
● Soot marks near burners
● Stove trips breaker repeatedly

● Burning plastic smells from panel
● Large, yellow, or unstable flames

If you smell gas, turn all knobs off. Do not keep clicking the igniter. Ventilate the room. Then call a professional.

Stove, cooktop, or oven?

People use these words interchangeably, which causes confusion. Here is the simple version:

Stove (Range)

The whole unit: burners on top and oven below. This page focuses on stove and range problems, especially burner and top operation issues.

Cooktop

Just the top surface. No oven underneath. If your issue is strictly on the surface, you may want our Cooktop Repair page.

Oven

The baking chamber. If your issue is mainly baking or preheating, start here.

Common stove problems we fix in Tyler

Stoves fail in patterns. That is good news. Patterns make diagnosis faster.

Gas burner will not ignite

One of the most common calls. Sometimes simple (misaligned cap, spillover residue, moisture). Other times, the spark system, ignition switch, or spark module has failed.

A stove that clicks while gas flows is not something to ignore.

Flame is weak or uneven

Weak flame is frustrating—boiling takes forever. It can be restricted gas flow, dirty burner ports, or a regulator or valve issue. We test stability and confirm the cause.

Stove keeps clicking

Usually means the ignition system thinks it should be sparking. Moisture, grime, or a failing switch can cause it. If it continues after drying, book repair.

Electric burner will not heat

Elements burn out, switches fail, wiring loosens, or control boards quit. One burner out usually points to a local part; multiple failures point to bigger electrical issues.

Heats too hot or not enough

Often a failing infinite switch, but can be a sensor or damaged element. We test heat behavior and confirm what is actually happening.

Burner works sometimes, then fails

Intermittent problems are hard to diagnose at home. A loose connection, weak switch, or control issue can cause it. We look for repeatable patterns.

Knob spins freely

Can be a worn stem or internal switch issue. You should not have to guess. We inspect the control interface and confirm the failure.

Stove trips the breaker

Can come from shorted heating circuits, damaged wiring, failed terminals, or moisture. We test safely and confirm electrical readings.

What you can check before you call

These safe checks can save time. They do not replace diagnosis, but they often solve the “mystery.”

For gas burners:

● Confirm burner cap is seated flat and correctly
● Clean spillover residue and dry the area completely
● Try a different burner to compare behavior

For electric burners:

● Confirm the breaker did not trip
● If it trips again, stop and call
● Check if one burner is out or several

For constant clicking:

● Turn the knob off and let the area dry
● Clean around the burner base

Why a good diagnosis matters

A stove is a mix of gas delivery, ignition, electrical controls, and safety parts. A bad diagnosis leads to wasted money—replacing an igniter when the switch is bad, or a switch when wiring is the issue.

We start with testing, not guessing.

We confirm the cause before we recommend a repair. That is the difference between a quick fix and a fix that lasts. If the issue is inside the oven cavity, you may need Oven repair.

Our stove repair process

You should never feel confused during a service call. Here is what we do.

Quick Intake

● Gas or electric & Brand/Model
● The symptom in your words
● Single burner or multi failure
● Location & Error codes
● Take a photo of the model/serial tag
● Any smell, clicking, breaker trip
● Any smell, clicking, breaker trip

Diagnosis

We inspect and test safely. We check heat, ignition, and control behavior. We do not guess based on one symptom; we confirm the root cause with testing.

Approval

We explain: what failed, what it affects, what the repair changes, and your options. Then you decide. No pressure.

Restoration

We complete the repair. Then we run a verification cycle: ignition, heating, and control stability.

Clean Exit

We clean up, share a few basic tips, and get out of your way.

Tools we use for accurate stove repair

Good tools reduce guesswork. We commonly use:

Digital multimeter & Clamp meter
Outlet and voltage testers
Gas leak detector for safety checks
Ignition testing & Spec references

The Tyler detail

Tyler kitchens vary. Older neighborhoods like Azalea District often have older wiring patterns and tight range cutouts. Newer builds near South Tyler feature modern controls that throw confusing errors. We plan for these variables to show up ready.

Pricing approach

Price depends on model, fuel type, parts, and access. Upfront: we confirm symptoms and safety. After diagnosis: we explain cause, give options, and get approval before work.

Repair or replace?

Repair makes sense when:

It is a common wear part, the stove is otherwise stable, and the fix restores safe operation.

Replacement makes sense when:

There are repeated major failures, control issues keep returning, or cost approaches value.

The cost of ignoring stove problems

Ignition safety

Weak ignition means gas is flowing without lighting that is not something to “work around.” You want safe, consistent ignition.

Electrical escalation

Breaker trips and smells are warning signs. Repeated resets can make things worse. Be smart, handle it early.

Unreliable cooking

Avoiding burners or cooking at odd temperatures leads to more wear and frustration. Repair is about safe, predictable life.

What People in Tyler Ask Out Loud

“Who does stove repair in Tyler, Texas?”

Cedarline provides stove repair in Tyler and nearby areas. Tell us gas or electric and the symptom.

“My stove burner will not light, what do I do?”

Turn the knob off. Make sure the cap is seated. Clean and dry the area. If it still won’t ignite, schedule service.

“Why does my stove keep clicking?”

Moisture, grime, or a failing switch can cause clicking. Turn it off, let it dry, and clean around it. If it continues, book service.

Stove Repair FAQ

Turn all knobs off. Ventilate the room. Do not keep clicking the igniter. Call a professional to find the leak.

Points to localized failure: burner head, ignition switch, wiring, or element. Diagnosis confirms the failure point.

Yes, we handle ovens too. If the problem is baking or temperature control, check our Oven Repair page.

It can be. If clicking happens while gas is present, stop using it and schedule a diagnosis immediately.

We give a general range based on symptoms, but a real quote needs diagnosis as parts vary significantly by model.

No. Repeated trips point to an electrical fault. Stop and schedule service to prevent control board damage.

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