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On-site repairs for gas and electric ovens and stoves across Sandton, Bryanston and Morningside — not heating, ignition faults, thermostat issues fixed at your home.
Oven and stove repair in Sandton starts with a R350 diagnostic call-out. Most faults — not heating, gas ignition problems, or an oven running hot or cold — are diagnosed same-day, with typical repairs costing R450 to R1400 depending on the part needed.
Sandton's kitchens run a genuine mix — freestanding gas and electric ranges from Elba, Defy and Smeg, built-in ovens from Bosch and Siemens, and dual-fuel units combining a gas hob with an electric oven. Whichever setup you have, our technicians carry the diagnostic tools and common parts to test and fix it on-site.
This Elba freestanding range — gas hob, electric oven — is a common setup in Sandton's larger kitchens. This one came in for an oven not heating, traced to a failed heating element, a straightforward same-visit repair.
A freestanding gas range with a separate electric oven — this layout is common across Sandton and Fourways kitchens, and most call-outs on ranges like this come down to a burner jet or ignition fault rather than the oven itself.
We repair Elba, Defy, Smeg, Bosch, Siemens and most other major oven and stove brands, gas and electric. If your unit is still under manufacturer warranty, we'll say so and point you to the official channel for that brand.
This Ferre five-burner gas cooker in Sandton was giving the customer an electric shock every time they tried to light the burners. That's dangerous, and it's not something to live with. The spark ignition on a gas hob uses a high-voltage spark to light each burner. When part of the ignition system is damaged, for example a cracked igniter or worn insulation on its lead, the spark can find a path through the cook instead of jumping to the burner. We lifted the hob and tested the ignition system, found the damaged igniter, and replaced it. We then tested every burner: they all lit cleanly with no more shocks. Tip: if your stove gives you a shock, even a small tingle, stop using the ignition and have it checked. Wet hobs, cracked electrodes, worn igniter leads and a faulty earth can all cause it.


The outer glass on this Defy Slimline built-in oven door in Inanda had shattered. Only a few broken pieces were left stuck in the corners of the frame, leaving the inner glass exposed. Tempered oven glass can break suddenly from a knock, a heavy pot or a sudden temperature change, like cold water splashed on a hot door, and it breaks into small pieces rather than large shards. We removed the remaining broken glass safely, cleaned the door frame, and fitted the correct replacement glass for the model. We then checked the door closed and sealed properly. The oven looks like new again and is safe to use. Tip: if any pane of your oven door is cracked or chipped, stop using the oven until it's replaced. Damaged tempered glass can shatter completely once it heats up.


Broken oven door glass is a common, affordable repair. We fit the correct replacement glass for your oven model, so the door seals and insulates the way it should.
A R350 diagnostic call-out fee applies, covering on-site testing and a written quote. Thermostat, element and ignition repairs typically range from R450 to R1400 depending on the part and oven model, confirmed before any work starts.
The most common cause is a burnt-out heating element, visible as a break or blister in the coil, or a failed thermostat that's stopped the element from switching on at all.
This is usually a faulty ignition spark module or electrode, a blocked burner jet, or in rarer cases a gas supply or regulator issue — our technicians test each of these on-site to isolate the fault.
Yes, we repair both gas and electric ovens and stoves, including dual-fuel units with a gas hob and electric oven, common across Sandton kitchens.
This points to a failing thermostat or temperature sensor giving an inaccurate reading to the oven's control board, which our technicians can test and calibrate or replace on-site.
Tell us what's broken and where you are. We'll call you back to confirm a time, usually the same day.