Stove
and Oven
Repairs
What we repair
When your stove won’t heat, the oven won’t hold temperature, you need a fast, safe fix from someone who knows appliances. We repair domestic and light-commercial stoves, ovens and cooktops (electric and induction) so you can get back to cooking without guesswork.
Electric ovens & ranges (heating elements, thermostats, temperature sensors)
Induction cooktops (control boards, coil faults, glass replacement guidance)
Ceramic & radiant cooktops (element replacement, touch control repairs)
Rangehoods & oven ventilation (fan motors, ducting checks)
Common Problems We Fix
Oven not heating or taking too long to reach temperature
Uneven cooking or hot spots in the oven cavity
Flickering displays, erratic temperature readings or error codes
Strange smells, burning odours or visible sparks (stop using and call us)
Broken knobs, door seals, hinges or glass panels
Our service process
On-site assessment & diagnosis
We run a safety-first diagnostic to identify the cause: Electrical or mechanical.
Clear Quote
You get an estimate before any work begins: parts and labour. No hidden fees.
Skilled repair
Our technicians are trained to work on electrical appliances safely; we repair or replace defective parts, test operation and tidy up.
Safety tests
We verify temperature accuracy and show you the repaired unit working. You receive care advice and warranty details.
What We Offer
Qualified & Insured Technicians
Same-Day Repairs Where Possible
Honest Advice
Fast, Safe Stove & Oven Repairs
We’ve been lighting up Launceston since 1920. At Mance Electrical, we combine technical expertise with a customer-first approach to deliver safe, reliable, and efficient electrical upgrades and installations. Our licensed electricians take the time to understand your needs, whether it’s installing new systems or upgrading old ones.
We provide services around Invermay, Meander Valley, Lilydale, Weymouth, Longford, Evandale, Campbel Town, Ross Newstead, South Launceston, Kings Meadows, Trevallyn, Prospect, Ravenswood, Norwood, Youngtown, Mowbray, West Launceston and the wider Tamar Valley/Northern Tasmania.
A long history
Our team has worked in Launceston homes for decades. We know how different houses are put together, from older builds to modern renovations, and how to carry out the work without turning your week upside down. That experience shows in the planning, the detail, and the finish.
Fully licensed
Your job is carried out by licensed electricians who keep up with current Australian Standards. Test instruments are calibrated, paperwork is supplied and you can reach us if you have a question later. It is electrical work done right, with clear accountability.
Trusted by locals
Most of our work comes from people telling friends and family. We keep things simple, turn up when we say, and clean up before we leave. If something needs a tweak after the fact, we come back and sort it.
Our clients speak for us
Would highly recommend Mance Electrical.
Thanks guys.
They turned up got the job done and was non stop until everything was done as expected. I Will use this company again in the future. Well deserved 5 stars.
On the day the job was completed quickly with advice on what will need doing down the track to maintain our electricity efficiency.
He was too helpful, brought my bins in for me & took care of me like I was family, he delivered quality craftsmanship & even had time to help me put my slippers on when the afternoon cooled off.
Great bloke & I hope to one day call him a mate.
Have a question?
Can my stove or oven be repaired?
In most cases, yes. As long as the required spare parts are available. Typical faults like blown elements, failed thermostats and broken knobs are usually repairable and cost-effective.
What are the most common faults you see?
The usual problems are blown oven elements, faulty thermostats, broken hotplate elements or controls, worn door hinges, damaged door seals, and failing digital timers or control boards.
How quickly can you fix my stove or oven?
Stove repairs are often urgent, so we aim for same-day diagnosis and repair where possible. If a special part is needed and isn’t carried on the van, we’ll quote and book a return visit as quickly as we can.
What should I check before calling a technician?
Try simple checks first. Ensure the appliance is switched on, check the auto/manual selector, and confirm power or gas supply. (Note: if you smell gas or see sparks, isolate the appliance immediately and call a licensed technician.)
My oven won’t heat. Is it usually expensive to fix?
Often it’s straightforward: a faulty heating element or thermostat is commonly the cause and typically a relatively low-cost repair if parts are available. We’ll provide a clear quote before any work.
Some ovens have digital timers or multifunction controls. Are these hard to fix?
Digital timers can fail and sometimes be bypassed as a cost-saving workaround, but that should only be done safely by a qualified technician. Multifunction control boards on some imported ovens can be difficult to source; if the exact part isn’t available, repair may not be practical.
When is it better to replace rather than repair?
Replacement is often the smarter option if the appliance is old, multiple major parts have failed, or the cost of parts approaches or exceeds about half the price of a new unit. We’ll advise honestly and give replacement options if that’s the best value.
Do you replace door hinges and seals?
Yes,. Door hinges and seals wear with use and can be replaced to restore a good seal and even cooking. These are common, straightforward repairs.
Is bypassing a faulty timer safe?
A bypass can be a legitimate temporary solution in some cases, but it must be performed by an experienced technician who understands the appliance’s wiring and safety implications. Don’t attempt this yourself.
I live in Launceston. Do you cover suburbs across the city?
Yes. We travel across Launceston and surrounding suburbs for stove and oven repairs.