Range & oven repair.
The other half of the kitchen. Wolf, Viking and Monogram ranges, wall ovens and cooktops, gas and electric, from the same service that repairs your refrigeration.
What We Service
Aphelion Appliance Repair, an independent company, repairs Wolf, Viking and Monogram ranges, rangetops, wall ovens and cooktops, gas, electric and dual-fuel, across the Phoenix metro, including Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. The diagnostic is $119, waived when you go ahead with the repair, and repairs made with the parts we supply carry 12 months on parts and labor.
Wolf
Dual-fuel and gas ranges, wall ovens, cooktops and rangetops. In detail: Wolf wall ovens, and Wolf cooktops and rangetops.
Viking
Professional gas and dual-fuel ranges, rangetops and wall ovens. In detail: Viking ranges and ovens.
Gas and electric
Ignition, burners and valves on the gas side; elements, sensors and relays on the electric. What Wolf and Viking publish about all three.
Inside a Range
Gas and electric fail differently.
A gas cooktop lights by spark. Turn the knob and a module fires at the burner’s electrode until the flame takes. Clicking that will not stop, with the flame already lit, is usually moisture or a spill at the switch or electrode, not a failed range.
Many gas ovens light with a hot-surface igniter instead. It has to glow hot enough, and draw enough current, before the gas valve will open. One that has weakened still glows, which is why an oven that visibly glows but never heats is such a misleading fault.
An electric oven is simpler to describe and just as easy to misread: bake and broil elements, often a convection element and fan, a temperature sensor, and relays on the control board that switch them. A burnt element is visible. A tired sensor or relay is not.
- Gas cooktopSpark ignition
- Gas ovenOften a hot-surface igniter
- Electric ovenElements, sensor, relays
- Dual-fuelGas above, electric below
- Gas supplyLicensed gas contractor
- Warranty12 months, parts and labor · genuine OEM parts we supply
Refrigeration comes first. The ranges and ovens we take on are the ones that stand beside it, the same makers, in the same kitchens.
Common Faults
- 01 Burner clicks and will not stop ignition switch · electrode
- 02 Burner will not light burner cap · ports · spark
- 03 Oven glows but never heats igniter · gas valve
- 04 Oven slow to preheat, or running cold elements · sensor
- 05 Self-clean finished, door still locked door lock · control
- 06 Display dark or showing an error control board · power
If you smell gas.
Do not switch anything on or off, and do not use a phone inside the house. Leave, and call Southwest Gas, or your propane supplier, or 911 from outside.
A gas smell is an emergency for the utility, not a repair appointment. We come once it is safe. We repair the appliance itself; new gas lines and supply connections are work for a licensed gas contractor, and we will tell you plainly when a job has reached that line.
The Standard
Diagnostic visit
Waived entirely with any repair.
Warranty
On parts and labor for Wolf, Viking and Monogram, with the parts we supply.
Genuine parts
Every part we supply is genuine OEM: the only kind we put our warranty on.
Range and oven questions
Do you repair gas ranges?
Yes: Wolf, Viking and Monogram, gas and dual-fuel as well as electric. We repair the appliance itself; new gas lines and supply connections are work for a licensed gas contractor. If you ever smell gas, leave the house and call Southwest Gas, your propane supplier or 911 from outside.
Do you repair cooktops and rangetops, or only full ranges?
Both, on Wolf, Viking and Monogram: ranges, rangetops, wall ovens and cooktops, gas, electric and dual-fuel. We repair the appliance itself, and gas supply lines and new connections are a licensed gas contractor’s work.
The kitchen, whole again.
Tell us what happened. We answer every day, 7am–6pm.