The biggest problem with ranges and ovens is adjusting your idea of temperature to what the unit's idea of temperature is!  Most times, if you place a thermometer in your oven you will find that the temperature is significantly lower or higher than what you set it at. Don't worry, this is a very common occurrence in ovens. If you find that there is a great difference in your temperature then it might be possible that your thermostat can be adjusted to help compensate for the difference.

Can you do this with your oven thermostat? Generally speaking, if you pull the knob off and see small adjustment screws then yes, it can be done. If no screws are present then it's possible to replace your existing thermostat with an upgraded version. We would have to see your unit in order to determine the feasibility of switching out thermostats.

For a thorough analysis of your oven and range, or how we might be able to extend it's life or correct some current problems, please call us.

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