
Gas ranges and stoves with weak burners, yellow flames, pilots that won't stay lit, or an oven base that won't hold temperature.
Weak burners, yellow flames, pilots that will not hold, and an oven base that will not maintain temperature do not all point to the same part. We inspect burner ports and air shutters, pilot assemblies, thermocouples or thermopiles, safety valves, thermostats, and gas controls before recommending a repair. Ranges are part of our commercial cooking equipment repair in Memphis; for the oven side, see commercial oven repair.
A pilot that won't stay lit is usually a faulty thermocouple, a clogged pilot orifice, or a defective gas safety valve. Don't keep relighting it or run equipment with gas problems; call (901) 257-9417.
Weak or yellow flames can come from dirty or blocked burner ports, air shutters out of adjustment, or a gas supply or control problem. We inspect the burner ports and air shutters, pilot assemblies, safety valves and gas controls before recommending a repair.
Not necessarily. A range oven that won't maintain temperature points to the thermostat, the oven burner or pilot, the thermocouple or thermopile, or the safety valve, so we test those separately from the top burners.
Yes. We repair commercial gas ranges, including Vulcan, Garland and Wolf, for restaurants and food service kitchens in Memphis and the surrounding area.
Call Rapid Pro Maintenance for commercial range and stove repair in Memphis and the surrounding area.
Call (901) 257-9417