Built-in Hob Repair & Servicing
Repair for built-in gas and auto-ignition hobs — ignition failure, uneven flame, control knobs and safety shut-off issues.
Safety Note
If you smell gas near the hob: turn off the gas supply at the cylinder/mains valve, ventilate the kitchen by opening doors and windows, do not operate any electrical switches in the room, and call us or your gas supplier's emergency line before anyone attempts a repair.
Service Scope
Burner ignition failure, uneven or weak flame, auto-ignition button or spark-module repair, knob and control repair, flame-failure/safety shut-off faults, and assessment of cracked glass-top surfaces.
Troubleshooting Boundaries
You can check whether the gas supply valve is open and whether the burner cap is seated correctly. Anything involving the gas line itself, the ignition module, or suspected leaks should be handled by a technician, not attempted at home.
Appointment Process
Describe the hob issue (brand, number of burners, and symptom) over call/WhatsApp or the form below. A technician inspects ignition, flame and controls on-site.
Service Limitations
A cracked glass-top is a replacement, not a repair — the technician will advise if this is the case. Electronic ignition PCB parts availability depends on the hob brand and model.
Common Signs Your Appliance Needs Service
- Burner clicks but does not ignite
- Uneven or unusually weak flame
- Gas smell near the hob (see safety note above)
- Auto-ignition button not sparking
- Flame cuts off shortly after lighting
- Knobs loose, stiff, or broken
Frequently Asked Questions
My hob flame keeps cutting off — why?
This is often a flame-failure safety device responding to an issue with gas flow or the sensor. A technician can diagnose the exact cause on-site.
Can a cracked hob glass top be repaired?
No — a cracked glass top needs replacement rather than repair, for safety reasons.