Experiencing the scenario when your Bluestar oven turns on but doesn’t heat needs a quick solution. There is a number of issues which cause the same situation. Being used actively, your Bluestar oven might lose its initial efficiency and get some parts worn out. The bake and broil are the heating elements of your electric oven and they are another popular cause of this problem. If they are corroded or burnt then they won’t connect properly to your oven which will stop it heating up. Even a small bit of damage to the wiring of an electric oven can cause it to not heat up. It doesn’t always need to be in the wiring of the bake or broil either, so make sure you inspect the wiring of your electric oven carefully. The temperature sensor is an important component in any electric oven and it’s one of the most common causes of this problem. The sensor regulates the temperature inside your oven and if it’s damaged or faulty in some way it will refuse to allow your oven to turn on, even if you have power. Still, there is a strong necessity to check igniters for a failure. An oven that won’t heat is usually the result of a faulty igniter. If both your gas oven and your gas burners have stopped working, the problem is most likely with the gas line, and will require professional repair. However, you may be able to replace the heating element or igniter yourself. Use a screwdriver to remove the old igniter or heating element. Heating elements are usually located inside the oven, while you can access an igniter from underneath. To get to your igniter, remove the broiler or storage drawer. Make sure to turn off the power to your oven before servicing it. If your heating element is of the hidden variety, you may need to call a repairman to replace it for you. Contact out repair assistants to get the best service for your Bluestar oven.
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