When a gas stove's burners click but won't light, the cause is usually a failed spark igniter, clogged burner ports or a faulty ignition module. When a gas oven won't heat, it's most often a weak oven igniter, a temperature sensor, the gas safety valve or the control board. Red Rock Appliance Services repairs gas ranges, ovens and cooktops of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. We repair gas appliances but don't run gas lines or connect new appliances.
| Burners won't light | Spark igniter, clogged burner ports, ignition module, wiring |
|---|---|
| Oven won't heat | Oven igniter, temperature sensor, gas safety valve, control board |
| Wrong temperature | Oven sensor, control board, thermostat |
| Gas smell | Stop using the range, leave the home, call Southwest Gas |
| Diagnostic | $75, credited toward the repair |
Most homes in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City cook with gas. Gas ranges heat quickly, give precise control and keep working through electrical interruptions — but they depend on igniters, valves, sensors and electronic controls that wear out over time.
Stop using the appliance. Worn valves, loose connections or ignition problems can cause leaks. If the smell is strong or constant, leave the home and call Southwest Gas or 911 from outside.
Gas, electric and dual-fuel ranges, induction cooktops, slide-in and freestanding ranges, professional-style ranges and high-end built-in cooking appliances. Brands include Samsung, LG, GE, Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, Bosch, Thermador, Viking, Wolf, JennAir and Electrolux.
We test ignition, gas flow, sensors and controls to find the exact failed part, then replace igniters, temperature sensors, heating elements, control boards or gas valves as needed and leak-check every gas connection we touch.
Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, Green Valley, Anthem, Seven Hills and the rest of the Las Vegas Valley.
Usually a failed igniter or ignition module, or clogged burner ports.
Most often a weak oven igniter; a temperature sensor, the gas safety valve or the control board can also be the cause.
Most gas range repairs are igniters, sensors or switches, typically far cheaper than replacing the range.
No. We repair gas appliances but don't run gas lines or connect new appliances.
Burners won't light or oven won't heat? Call (702) 744-2944 for gas range repair; the $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
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