If your oven’s self-cleaning feature isn’t working as expected, there are a few potential reasons for the issue. First, ensure the oven is properly prepped for cleaning by removing any food debris or grease from the surfaces. Failure to do so may result in these substances baking onto surfaces during the self-cleaning cycle. Additionally, consult the owner’s manual for troubleshooting tips, especially if the self-cleaning feature appears damaged or disabled. Finally, it’s essential to recognize that some oven models simply lack a self-cleaning feature. If your oven doesn’t seem to have this functionality, it may be because it wasn’t designed with it. Understanding these considerations and taking appropriate steps can help ensure your oven’s self-cleaning feature operates smoothly when needed. If further assistance is needed, give Orca Applaince Services a call today and we will get your oven back up and running!

A common issue with ovens is an oven door that won’t close — and is often attributed to damaged or misaligned hinges. If the hinges are severely damaged, complete replacement is necessary. Additionally, check for a faulty latch, ensuring it engages properly before attempting to close the door. If that doesn’t work, reach out to the oven repair experts at Orca Appliance Services! We are trained to repair all models, brands, and years of ovens — and are here to help!

If your oven refuses to turn on, various factors could be at play. Initially, confirm that the oven is plugged in, and the power switch is in the «on» position. If the issue persists, a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker might be the cause. Inspect the fuse box, usually situated near the oven, for any burnt-out fuses, replacing them if necessary. Reset a tripped circuit breaker by toggling the switch from «off» to «on.» Should these checks not resolve the problem, the bake element or igniter may be faulty. Rest assured, Orca Appliance Services is here to help — give us a call and one of our oven repair technicians will arrive onsite in no time!

If your oven light refuses to turn on, troubleshooting steps can help identify and resolve the issue. Much like an oven that won’t turn on, begin by ensuring the oven is plugged in and the power switch is in the «on» position. If the problem persists, it may be linked to a blown fuse or a tripped circuit breaker. Examine the fuse box near the oven for burnt-out fuses, replacing them as needed. Reset any tripped circuit breakers by toggling the switch from «off» to «on.» If these initial checks do not illuminate the light, it’s possible that the light bulb itself is faulty. Replacing the bulb with a new one of the correct type and wattage can often resolve this issue. However, if the problem persists, give Orca Appliance Services a call and one of our professional oven repair technicians will diagnose the issue.

When your oven starts producing unusual noises, it can be indicative of underlying issues that require attention. One common problem contributing to strange noises is an aging or malfunctioning fan motor. The convection fan, responsible for circulating hot air within the oven, may become noisy due to wear and tear. Additionally, a worn-out or damaged oven fan blade could generate unusual sounds during operation. Another potential source of strange noises is a malfunctioning or misaligned oven fan. If the fan blade rubs against any components or if there’s debris obstructing its movement, it can lead to unusual sounds during cooking. Whatever the cause is, rest assured the experts at Orca Appliance Services are here to help.