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We repair all brands/models stoves in Detroit such as Sears stoves,
Whirlpool stoves, GE stoves, Sunray stoves, Amana stoves and many
more. (view the complete brands list
we work on). We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and there
is no extra charge for the weekend or night appointments. Our service
call is Free with the repair and all the work is guaranteed for
1 year.
We serve all of Detroit County including Detroit, Delray, Highland
Park, Royal Oak, Township, Lathrup Village, Harper Woods, Southfield,
Hamtramck, Grosse Pointe Park, and many more Detroit surrounding
areas. View the list of our service areas.
We have been in Appliance Repair business for eight years. Take
a look at what some of our previous clients have
had to say about us. For immediate Detroit stove repair service
call us 24/7 out our toll free number:
248-436-6675
For parts only: 800-370-9281
Please note that all purchased stove parts are shipped directly to you
You can also can contact us by the email
for your Detroit stove repair. Just send us your name, a brief description
of the stove problem and your contact information.
Please read these preventative and easy-to-repair tips.
However if your stove problem cannot be resolved with our easy tips,
consider calling us for an appointment. We will be happy to help.
GAS RANGES
In a gas stove, the heat for both the stove surface burners and
the oven emanates from an open flame the fuel may be either natural
gas or one of several types of bottled gas, but the operation in
either case is the same. The gas stove burner operates by combining
the fuel from the supply line with the correct proportion of air
for burning that is thorough and clean. The fuel enters the stove
burner assembly through an orifice, which is simply an opening sized
to provide the proper amount of gas flow. The gas stream pulls air
in through an open shutter behind the orifice, and as the mixture
flows on through the stove burner tube to the burner itself, the
air and gas mix thoroughly. By the time it reaches the stove burner,
the air/gas mixture is ready to meet the stove pilot or the burner
flame. Burning then occurs with an odorless and soot-free flame.
Air must be mixed with the fuel supply in the proper proportion
to provide a clean-burning and efficient flame. You can judge the
quality of the air/fuel mixture by observing the flame. If the flame
is yellow, you know that there is insufficient air; if the flame
tends to pull away from the burner, you know that there is too much
air. You can regulate the quantity of air by adjusting the shutter,
which is located at the point where the burner meets a pipe near
the front of the range. Merely loosen a screw, adjust the shutter
to render the correct flame, and then retighten the screw.
How do you adjust an air shutter?
Close the shutter until the flame turns yellow, and then open the
shutter slowly until the yellow tips of the flame just disappear.
You should see a distinct cone-shaped flame with soft blue tips.
The flame is hottest at the points of the tips, and coolest at their
base.
The heat output from each surface-unit burner is usually regulated
by a separate control valve. This valve opens and closes an internal
passageway, allowing more or less gas to flow through the orifice.
The amount of gas that flows through the orifice automatically adjusts
the air mixture; a smaller amount of gas flow allows a smaller quantity
of air to enter the air shutter.
If you need professional assistance for your Detroit stove repair
needs, call us 24/7:
248-436-6675
Or send an appointment request online at appointment@detroitappliancerepair.net
To do so, please specify your name, address and a brief nature of
the stove problem. Once we receive your request we will contact
you as soon as possible.
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