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Thermador range repair
Repair for Thermador gas, dual fuel and electric ranges, including the oven, burners and controls. Call or book online and tell us what the range is doing.
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What we repair
Most range calls come down to a handful of faults on the oven side or the burner side. Each can have more than one cause, so a technician confirms the fault before any repair.
A wet or dirty igniter, a burner cap out of position, blocked burner ports or an ignition fault can all stop a gas burner lighting or keep it sparking.
A code or flashing light points to the system involved. A technician confirms the actual fault before any part is replaced.
Check the breaker first. A dead display or unresponsive controls after a power cut or surge can also be a control board fault.
A bake or broil element, a gas oven igniter, a temperature sensor or a control fault can leave an oven cold, slow to heat or baking unevenly, depending on the range type.
A knob that will not turn, a switch that does not respond or touch controls that ignore input can come from worn parts, spilled liquid or a control fault.
If one burner or one oven function is dead while the rest work, the fault is often in that part's own igniter, switch or element.
Do not use the cooktop or any switch. Leave the home and call your gas utility's emergency number or 911 from outside. Do not use flames, a phone or switches inside, and stay out until your gas utility confirms it is safe.
Parts
A failed part is often the whole story, but which one depends on the diagnosis. We confirm the fault before recommending a repair.
Control board and wiring faults are a larger decision. See repair or replace below.
Before you call
A few simple checks can rule out the easy causes. Do not remove panels or work on gas or wiring yourself.
If the range is still not right after these checks, a technician can trace the fault. Call or book online and tell us what the range does.
Repair or replace
Often yes, when the fault is a single part such as an igniter, sensor, element, switch or burner part. A range is a large, high-value appliance, and replacing it can cost far more than the part.
The answer depends on how old the range is, what has failed and what the repair costs compared with replacing it. Prices vary with the fault and the part, so we do not publish one figure. Our range and oven repair cost guide explains what drives it.
Models
Give us the model from the data plate and we will confirm we can service your range.
How it works
From the first call to a working range, in three steps.

Tell us the model, what the range is doing, any error code or flashing light and whether it is gas, dual fuel or electric. A photo of the data plate helps.
Our technician traces the fault, whether it is an igniter, burner, sensor, element, switch or control, and explains what is needed.
You get the diagnosis and the repair options, and the repair goes ahead once you agree.
Where we repair
Choose your city for local service details, opening hours and customer reviews, or to book a range repair.
Not listed? Call (855) 920-0838 and we will tell you whether we can reach you.
Related services
If your range shares a kitchen with a Thermador cooktop, oven or refrigerator, a fault can sit in a different appliance than you expect. If more than one is acting up, mention each one when you call.
Guides
Want to understand the problem before you book? Start with these range guides.
FAQ
Answers to the range questions we are asked most.
Call or book online and tell us what it is doing. We will take it from there.