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Average repair cost

Range repairs cost between $100 and $650 for most issues. Burner igniter and switch replacements are affordable fixes. Control board and gas valve repairs cost more. Ranges combine a cooktop and oven, so the repair could involve either section. Gas ranges cost 10 to 20 percent more to service than electric models.

Repair Cost Breakdown

Repair	Cost Range	Notes
Surface burner igniter replacement (gas)	$100 – $225	A clicking igniter that will not light or an igniter that does not click at all needs replacement. Igniters cost $15 to $50. Most gas ranges have 4 to 6 igniters.
Burner switch or infinite switch replacement (electric)	$100 – $225	A burner that runs at full heat only or does not respond to the dial has a bad switch. Switches cost $20 to $60. The repair takes about 45 minutes.
Surface element replacement (electric)	$100 – $225	A burned-out coil or cracked glass-top element means one burner stops heating. Coil elements cost $15 to $40. Glass-top radiant elements cost $40 to $90.
Oven igniter replacement (gas)	$175 – $350	The oven igniter is separate from the surface igniters. A weak one causes long preheat times or no oven heat at all. Parts cost $30 to $80.
Oven bake or broil element replacement (electric)	$130 – $280	A failed oven element stops the oven from reaching temperature. You may see visible damage on the coil. Elements cost $25 to $85.
Gas regulator or pressure valve replacement	$175 – $375	Uneven flame height or yellow flames indicate a gas regulation issue. The regulator costs $40 to $120. This repair requires a gas-licensed technician.
Control board replacement	$250 – $600	Modern ranges have electronic touch controls. A failed board causes error codes, unresponsive buttons, or erratic heating. Boards cost $120 to $350.
Door hinge or gasket replacement	$125 – $275	A misaligned door wastes oven heat and bakes unevenly. Hinge sets cost $25 to $75. Gaskets cost $20 to $50. The door must be removed for hinge work.
Convection fan motor replacement	$175 – $375	A dead convection fan means the oven heats unevenly. The motor costs $50 to $130 and sits behind the rear oven panel.
Glass cooktop replacement	$300 – $650	A cracked glass cooktop cannot be repaired and must be replaced. The glass panel alone costs $200 to $450 depending on brand. This is one of the priciest range repairs.

Surface burner igniter replacement (gas): A clicking igniter that will not light or an igniter that does not click at all needs replacement. Igniters cost $15 to $50. Most gas ranges have 4 to 6 igniters.

Burner switch or infinite switch replacement (electric): A burner that runs at full heat only or does not respond to the dial has a bad switch. Switches cost $20 to $60. The repair takes about 45 minutes.

Surface element replacement (electric): A burned-out coil or cracked glass-top element means one burner stops heating. Coil elements cost $15 to $40. Glass-top radiant elements cost $40 to $90.

Oven igniter replacement (gas): The oven igniter is separate from the surface igniters. A weak one causes long preheat times or no oven heat at all. Parts cost $30 to $80.

Oven bake or broil element replacement (electric): A failed oven element stops the oven from reaching temperature. You may see visible damage on the coil. Elements cost $25 to $85.

Gas regulator or pressure valve replacement: Uneven flame height or yellow flames indicate a gas regulation issue. The regulator costs $40 to $120. This repair requires a gas-licensed technician.

Control board replacement: Modern ranges have electronic touch controls. A failed board causes error codes, unresponsive buttons, or erratic heating. Boards cost $120 to $350.

Door hinge or gasket replacement: A misaligned door wastes oven heat and bakes unevenly. Hinge sets cost $25 to $75. Gaskets cost $20 to $50. The door must be removed for hinge work.

Convection fan motor replacement: A dead convection fan means the oven heats unevenly. The motor costs $50 to $130 and sits behind the rear oven panel.

Glass cooktop replacement: A cracked glass cooktop cannot be repaired and must be replaced. The glass panel alone costs $200 to $450 depending on brand. This is one of the priciest range repairs.

Factors That Affect Cost

Gas vs. electric

Gas range repairs run 10 to 20 percent higher than electric. Gas-specific parts and the added safety requirements for gas line work drive up costs. A gas igniter replacement costs more than an electric element swap.

Cooktop type

Glass and induction cooktops are more expensive to repair than coil-top ranges. A cracked glass top requires a full panel replacement at $300 to $650. Induction ranges have specialized electronics that cost more to diagnose and fix.

Premium brands

Viking, Thermador, and Wolf ranges cost 30 to 50 percent more to repair. A Viking burner assembly runs $100 to $200 versus $30 to $60 for a GE. These brands require factory parts for warranty compliance.

Dual-fuel models

Dual-fuel ranges (gas cooktop, electric oven) combine both fuel types. A tech may need to troubleshoot gas and electric systems on the same unit. Parts are often unique to dual-fuel models and cost more.

Slide-in vs. freestanding

Slide-in ranges fit flush with countertops and are harder to pull out for service. This adds labor time compared to a freestanding range that simply slides forward.

Repair vs. Replace

Ranges last 13 to 18 years on average. Their long lifespan means most repairs pay for themselves in continued use.

✅ Repair when…

•The range is less than 10 years old and the repair is under $450.
•The issue affects only the cooktop or only the oven, not both.
•You have a premium brand that costs $3,000 or more to replace.
•The failure is a standard component like an igniter, element, or switch.

❌ Replace when…

•The glass cooktop is cracked on a standard-brand range over 10 years old.
•Both the cooktop and oven sections have problems simultaneously.
•The control board has failed and the range is over 12 years old.
•Total repair costs exceed $500 on a unit that retailed for under $1,200.

The 50% Rule

Apply the 50 percent rule against replacement cost. Standard ranges cost $700 to $1,500 new. Premium ranges run $3,000 to $10,000. On a premium range, most repairs make financial sense. On a standard range over 12 years old, think twice about repairs over $400.

How TruePro Pricing Works

TruePro's $59 diagnostic fee covers the full service call and diagnosis for any range type. That fee gets credited toward your repair. A written quote is provided before work begins. New customers save 15 percent on labor with code NEW15. All repairs include a 90-day warranty.

Range Repair Cost — FAQ

Moisture or food debris in the igniter area is the most common cause. Clean and dry the igniter and burner cap first. If that does not fix it, the igniter or spark module needs replacement, which costs $100 to $225.

No. Cracked glass cooktops cannot be patched. The entire panel must be replaced. The cost is $300 to $650 depending on the brand. Do not use a cracked cooktop because the exposed elements are a shock and burn hazard.

Premium brand range repairs cost 30 to 50 percent more than standard brands. A typical Viking repair runs $200 to $800. Thermador parts are often special-order. TruePro technicians are factory-trained on these brands.

For minor repairs like an igniter or switch under $250, yes. For major repairs like a control board or glass cooktop replacement over $400, probably not on a standard brand. Premium ranges with longer lifespans may still be worth the investment.

Yes. TruePro repairs gas, electric, dual-fuel, and induction ranges from all major brands. Same-day service is often available. Call 877-378-3111 or book online. CA License #1051112.

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