A baking tray of toasted bread slices sliding out of a built-in electric oven, its digital display lit above the door

Illustrative stock photo of a tray sliding out of a built-in electric oven.

When to call

Signs it needs a repair

  • The oven light and fan work but the oven will not heat
  • The fan oven heats, but the top or bottom element does not
  • The trip switch goes when the oven is turned on
  • A ceramic hob ring stays cold or will not turn off
  • The door glass has cracked or the door will not close

What the repair covers

  • Fan oven, top and bottom element replacement
  • Fan motor, thermostat and cooling fan tests
  • Door seal, hinge and inner glass replacement
  • Ceramic hob element and control tests
  • A heat test with a thermometer before the engineer leaves

£110 visit, covering getting to you and finding the fault.

Fan oven element replaced
£145 to £165
Ceramic hob element replaced
£170 to £230

Typical totals, including the visit, labour, the part and VAT. How our prices work

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How it goes

Three steps for this repair

  1. 1Electric or gas?

    Check the appliance is electric. We do not work on gas cookers or hobs, and we will say so when you call rather than waste a visit.

  2. 2Power off, panels off

    The engineer isolates the oven at its switch, then tests the elements, fan and thermostat with the back panel removed.

  3. 3Heat checked

    After a repair the oven runs up to temperature with a thermometer inside, so you know it bakes where the dial says.

Questions

Electric ovens and hobs: common questions

Our 12-month guarantee covers the part we fit and our work fitting it, from the day of the repair. It does not cover a different fault, damage from misuse or an accident, or parts you supplied yourself. You get the full terms with the written price, before you accept the repair, and it adds to your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, not instead of them.

My oven trips the electrics. Is it safe to keep resetting it?

No. Leave the oven switched off at its cooker switch and arrange a visit. A failed element is the usual cause, but the wiring should be checked before the oven is used again.

Can you move my oven or fit a new cooker point?

No. We repair appliances and do not install circuits. A new circuit for a cooker is notifiable electrical work under Part P of the Building Regulations in England, which needs a registered electrician or building control.

Get a quote

Get a quote for your oven or hob

Four short steps: the appliance, where and when suits you, how to reply, then a check. One way to reach you is enough.

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Choose the appliance, then the closest fault. You can add detail later.

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The full postcode, or just the first part, such as NG2.

Which visit time would you prefer?

A preference only. We reply to offer a day, and nothing is booked until you agree it.

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Whichever you prefer.

The make and model number, an error code or how old it is. No payment details, please.

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Demo website

A fictional appliance repair business.

Mendlow Appliance Repairs is not a real business. Calls, emails and social links on this demo do not contact anyone, and nothing you type is sent or stored.

The number 0115 496 0731 comes from Ofcom’s range for drama, so it never connects. Quote requests are answered within one working day (sample).