Get clear answers about cooking faults
Whole-cooker diagnosis
We account for ovens, grills, electric hobs and controls within one appliance.
Temperature fault checks
We investigate poor heat, uneven results and inaccurate control behaviour.
Safety-led testing
We test the repaired functions without asking you to risk repeated fault cycles.
Find the fault behind lost heat
An electric oven not heating can stop meal plans at once, while uneven heat can leave food undercooked in one area and burnt in another. We diagnose electric ovens and cookers in Wigan when they fail to warm, trip the electrics, lose fan operation or no longer control temperature accurately. The cause may involve an element, thermostat, fan, switch, door component or electronic control. On a cooker, we also consider how multiple ovens, the grill, electric hob and shared controls interact. We identify the affected function and explain the repair required before carrying out agreed work.
Functional checks after the repair
Please tell us which setting fails, whether the problem changes at different temperatures and if a trip occurs as soon as a control is used. A model number and any displayed code are also useful. Don't continue resetting the electrics or using a function that causes tripping, smoke or a burning smell. After a repair, we safely test the relevant heat setting, control response and fan or grill function. These checks are based on the original fault, so we can confirm that the repaired part of the appliance is responding as expected.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my oven switch on but stay cold?
Power to lights or displays doesn't confirm that the heating circuit works. A failed element, thermostat, selector, control or related connection may prevent heat. We diagnose the appliance before identifying the needed repair.
Can you repair a cooker with more than one oven?
Yes, we work on electric cookers as well as individual ovens. Tell us which oven, grill or hob function has failed and whether other sections still work. This helps us understand shared controls and the scope of the fault.
What should I do if the oven trips the electrics?
Stop using the affected function and don't keep resetting the supply to test it. Follow the manufacturer's safety guidance and tell us exactly when the trip occurs, such as during heat-up, fan use or selection of a specific setting.