An oven that won't heat, or burns one side of the tray while the other stays raw, makes cooking guesswork. We repair Daewoo built-in and freestanding ovens, gas and electric, at home across the UAE. The visit is free, and the price is agreed before any work starts.
Find the one that sounds like yours. Each shows what the technician looks at first.
We check the power supply, the timer or clock setting (on many ovens a clock that isn't set stops the oven from working), the thermostat and the elements. A completely dead oven with a working clock often points to the thermal cut-out, a safety fuse that trips if the oven overheats.
One of the elements has failed. On the bottom element you can sometimes see a break or blister. Elements are a common, reasonably quick replacement.
Fan ovens have a circular element around the fan at the back. If the fan runs but there's no heat, the element has usually gone. If you hear grinding or the fan doesn't turn, it's the fan motor.
Food burning at a normal setting, or taking twice as long, points to the thermostat or temperature sensor. We test it against a thermometer.
Similar to the hob: the igniter, the flame-failure device or the oven thermostat valve. Gas ovens should always be checked by a technician rather than taken apart at home.
A broken door hinge, cracked inner glass or worn seal lets heat escape and cooks unevenly. Hinges, seals and bulbs are all replaceable.
Usually a shorted element or moisture in the wiring. Don't keep resetting the breaker. Leave it off and call us.
No visit or inspection fee. Nothing is replaced until you've heard the price and agreed to it.
Heavy carbon on the bottom can affect the element and the heat.
It blocks heat and airflow.
Leaning on an open door or slamming it is how hinges and glass break.
Fan, top-and-bottom and grill settings cook very differently, so check the symbols in the manual.
Something else? Call or send a WhatsApp and ask.
Often not. After a power cut, many ovens need the clock set, or the manual mode selected, before they'll work. Try that first.
Most repairs are done by sliding the oven out of its housing. We don't need to remove cabinets for typical faults.
Elements, fans, thermostats, hinges and seals are generally worth repairing. We'll tell you if the cost doesn't make sense.