Stove Repair in Minneapolis, MN
Stove repair across Minneapolis — gas and electric freestanding and slide-in stoves. Burner not lighting, oven not heating, control-board failures, and surface-element burnouts. We dispatch from our Minneapolis office with OEM parts on the truck.
- 4.5★ · 900+
- 1-Yr Warranty
- OEM Parts
- Same-Day
Same-day windows
Call early for a same-day route.
Every Minneapolis ZIP
55401–55455. $149 trip fee, credited to repair.
EPA 608 certified
Sealed-system & refrigerant work.
1-year warranty
Parts and labor in writing.
Updated June 23, 2026
Quick answer
Stove Repair in Minneapolis, MN — Quick Answer
This is one of our Minneapolis appliance repair service pages — see the hub for pricing and coverage details.
What we fix in Minneapolis
Stove repairs we do most in Minneapolis
Burner not lighting / no spark
Gas: spark-module test, igniter swap, gas-valve service. Electric coil: burner-receptacle and infinite-switch swaps. We carry common parts so many of these repairs can be finished on the first visit.
Oven not heating
Bake-element burnout, igniter glow-and-drop test on gas, control-board relay failure. We test all three before condemning any part. Bake element $185–$265, gas igniter $235–$345.
Control board & display faults
Whirlpool 'F1' lockouts, GE 'F2' over-temp, Samsung 'C-d1' door faults — usually a control-board swap, but we verify thermostat-sensor reading first to make sure we're not replacing a $385 board for a $35 sensor.
Need stove repair in Minneapolis? Call 7am–9pm, every day.
FAQ
Stove repair questions for Minneapolis
What does stove repair cost in Minneapolis?
Most range repairs in Minneapolis land $189–$425 all-in — parts, labor, and the $149 trip fee (which is credited toward the repair when you approve the work). Pro-style and control-board work can run higher, and we always quote that up front. Every job ships with a 1-year written parts-and-labor warranty.
Gas vs electric — do you do both?
Yes — both. We service gas ranges and ovens as well as electric stoves. If you ever smell gas, leave the house, do not touch switches or flames, and call your gas utility (CenterPoint Energy or Xcel Energy) or 911 from outside, then call us.
Same-day service?
We work 7am–9pm every day, and same-day appointments are often available for range repair calls in Minneapolis when the schedule allows, so call early. We confirm a 2-hour window and call when the tech is on the way.
Do you do pro-style stoves?
Yes — Wolf, Viking, Thermador, Bertazzoni. See our range-repair-minneapolis page for the pro-style detail.
Warranty?
Yes — every stove and range repair we complete in Minneapolis carries a 1-year written parts-and-labor warranty at no extra charge. It's printed on the invoice, not buried in a separate purchase. If the same failure recurs inside the warranty window we come back free, replace the part, and re-test.
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Book stove repair in Minneapolis
For stove repair, have the model number from the data plate ready when you call. Call early for the best chance at a same-day window.
Brands we service alongside stove repair in Minneapolis
Brand pages with fault codes and pricing.
Gas and electric stove symptoms, side by side
The same symptom can come from different parts depending on the fuel. This table shows where a technician starts.
| Symptom | Gas stove | Electric stove |
|---|---|---|
| One burner will not work | Dirty or wet igniter, blocked burner port, or spark module | Worn element, burned receptacle or infinite switch |
| Oven will not heat | Bake igniter that glows but does not open the gas valve | Burned-out bake element or a failed relay |
| Oven heats unevenly | Temperature sensor or thermostat out of calibration | Sensor, element or convection fan |
| Clicking will not stop | Moisture or food debris near the igniter | Not applicable |
| Display shows an F-code | Control board or sensor fault | Control board or sensor fault |
If you smell gas, leave the building, don't operate switches or flames, call your gas utility (CenterPoint Energy / Xcel Energy) or 911 from outside, then call us.
What a safe self-check on a stove looks like
Switch every control to off. Let the stove cool completely. Look for food residue around burner heads, loose burner caps, or a burner that was removed and put back crooked. On a gas stove, a burner cap that is not seated causes uneven flames and clicking.
On an electric coil stove, unplug or switch off the breaker before you touch anything. A coil that is visibly cracked, blistered or loose in its socket should be replaced, not forced in.
Never jumper a terminal, never bypass a safety valve, and never work on gas lines. If a burner lights unevenly, the flame is yellow or you smell gas, stop and call.
Is it worth repairing an older stove?
Simple parts, strong case for repair
Elements, igniters, knobs, switches and sensors on a stove that otherwise works well.
Case for replacement
Cracked glass tops on smoothtop ranges, a failed control board plus other faults, or a stove that no longer fits your kitchen.
Ask before you decide
Request a written quote, and compare it with a new stove of similar features.