A pro range is the center of a Evergreen kitchen, and a Wolf dual-fuel or all-gas range is engineered to a level a general appliance van rarely touches. When a burner stops lighting or the oven drifts off temperature before a dinner, the fix is usually a specific ignition or heating component rather than the whole appliance.
We repair ranges to how they were built, which at 9,600 feet means paying attention to how the flame burns in thin air and how the oven calibrates against a probe. Every job starts with a written estimate, uses genuine OEM parts, and carries our warranty.
What We Fix
- Spark igniters, electrodes and spark modules
- Burners with clogged ports or an uneven flame
- Bake and broil elements on dual-fuel ovens
- Oven igniters and gas safety valves
- Temperature sensors and control boards
- Convection fan motors and door hinges
Common Problems We See
- A burner that clicks but never lights
- Continuous clicking after a burner is already lit
- A weak, yellow or lopsided flame
- An oven that will not reach or hold temperature
- Uneven baking front to back
- A fault code on the oven control
Typical Causes
A burner that clicks but will not light is most often a wet or fouled igniter, a clogged port, or a failed spark electrode. Continuous clicking after ignition usually means moisture around the cap or a cracked electrode. An oven that will not heat comes down to the igniter, an element, or the control. Because Evergreen sits above 9,000 feet, we also check that burners are set up correctly for altitude, since a flame that runs rich or weak here can look like a component failure when it is really a setup issue.
| Symptom | Likely Cause | What the Fix Involves |
|---|---|---|
| Burner clicks, no light | Fouled igniter or clogged port | Clean the burner, replace the electrode |
| Clicking after lighting | Moisture or cracked electrode | Dry and reseat, replace the electrode |
| Oven will not heat | Igniter, element or control | Test the circuit, replace the failed part |
| Uneven baking | Convection fan or sensor | Replace the fan motor, recalibrate |
Safety First
If you smell gas, do not try to light the range. Shut off the supply, ventilate the room, and call from outside. We handle gas ignition and valve work; it is not a DIY repair.
Burner or Oven Acting Up?
Book a diagnosis and a trained technician will test the ignition and heating circuits. Diagnostic and travel fees, if applicable, are confirmed before the appointment and before repair approval.