Cooktop repair at home at TTZ-2

If a burner won't light, the flame is weak, or you smell gas — don't use the hob. The technician checks nozzles, ignition, the gas valve and connection seals.

If a leak is found, we fix the cause first, then run a test ignition. We explain the scope of work and agree on the price before repair starts.

Electric burners may stop heating because of a failed heating element, relay or power switch. The technician checks power circuits, the element itself and regulators.

After diagnostics we suggest part replacement or control board repair — depending on the fault.

Induction hobs need the power stage, coils, touch module and control board checked. If the panel won't turn on or doesn't detect cookware — the technician diagnoses each part in order.

A crack in the glass ceramic may require replacing the top panel. We assess cost and whether repair makes sense after inspection.

If the oven won't heat, won't turn on or overheats — the cause may be the heating element, thermostat, convection fan or control module.

The technician checks all parts, explains the cause and agrees on the repair. Parts are matched to your model — original or a trusted equivalent.