Dual fuel cooker repair near me
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How to find an expert in dual fuel cooker repairs near me
If your dual fuel cooker is on the blink and needs repairing, a Gas Safe registered professional can help.
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How much does it cost to repair a dual fuel gas cooker or range cooker?
Before replacing your cooker, it's always wise to hire a professional to try to repair your existing one. The cost of repairs could be far less than forking out for a new cooker.
How much you can expect to pay for a repair depends on the problem and whether replacement components are needed. For instance, the cooker's fan might need replacing and rewiring.
However, to give you a general idea, the average repair cost is around £100 - £300. For more information, take a look at our oven repairs cost guide.
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Questions about dual fuel cooker repairs
How do I know if my dual fuel cooker needs repairing?
Before your cooker completely packs in, there are other warning signs to look out. They include:
Strange noises – Buzzing or clicking sounds could be a sign that components are wearing out
Uneven heating and cooking – It could mean your cooker door is not sealing correctly
Faulty controls – The dials or buttons may be damaged or disconnected internally
Gas smell – If the cooker isn't ignited, yet you can still smell gas, it could be a sign of a leak. You’ll need to contact a Gas Safe registered engineer immediately
Cooker fan not working – It could be a motor or wiring issue. If left unrepaired, your cooker could overheat
If you spot any of the above signs, contact a gas cooker repairer to avoid irreversible damage. In most cases, a cooker can be repaired.
Top tip – If the temperature displays and symbols on your cooker's dials are wearing away and difficult to read, replacing them is easy! Many online retailers sell cooker sticker decals for a like-for-like replacement.
Can a gas cooker be repaired?
In many cases, yes. It’s always best to get a Gas Safe registered professional to inspect the oven before considering buying a new one. The cost of repairs could be far less than the cost of buying and connecting a new gas cooker with the help of a professional.
How long should a dual fuel cooker last?
As long as it’s well maintained, a dual fuel cooker is typically designed to last around 10-15 years.
Is it worth repairing a cooker?
If your dual fuel cooker is still under warranty, it’s definitely worth repairing. However, if the damage is due to wear and tear and your cooker is more than 15 years old, it might be time to invest in a new one.
What is the average life of a gas cooker?
As mentioned above, you should expect a dual fuel cooker to last around 10-15 years.
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How to hire Gas Safe registered cooker repair specialists
Follow these four simple steps to find Gas Safe registered engineers near you.
1. Use Checkatrade
Checkatrade trusted members have passed up to 12 checks.
We’re so confident in the quality of the trades on Checkatrade that if you book through us, we guarantee their work up to £1,000. Guaranteed for 12 months – eligibility criteria and T&Cs apply.
2. Read online reviews
There’s no greater testament to a tradesperson's professionalism than a review from a previous customer.
At Checkatrade, we check all online reviews to ensure they're from real people and that trades meet our high standards.
We check the reviews on Checkatrade are from real people, and that trades meet our high standards.
3. Compare quotes
We always recommend getting at least three quotes to compare. That way, you can be sure you’re getting the best tradesperson and price for the job.
4. Check they are Gas Safe registered
Last but not least, check that your repairer is Gas Safe registered. A gas engineer’s credentials are marked on the back of their ID card.
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