Why Doesn’t My Oven Maintain Temperature?

Name: Max Appliance Repair Miami, Florida, USA
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There may be one or more reasons why your oven can’t maintain temperature. The problem doesn’t have to be grave. It could be a simple connection issue. Voltage fluctuation can cause inconsistent temperature regulation. You should check the power source, the socket, the plug, the cord and the fuse, or circuit breaker. All of these rather simple issues could be the actual cause why your oven can’t maintain temperature. If there is a more serious problem, then you should immediately call Max Oven Repair for switch inspection and same-day service in Miami.

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Sensor is Broken

An oven maintains a temperature you decide. It does so with the help of a sensor. This heat sensor constantly monitors the temperature inside the oven. It turns off the heating element when the temperature increases beyond your setting. It turns on the heating element, or sustains it, as long as the desired temperature is maintained. If the sensor is broken, then the heating element would not be regulated properly. Thus, you would have an oven that cannot maintain the set temperature.

Thermostat is Broken

The sensor may not be the reason if the thermostat is broken. The sensor is connected to the thermostat, which is the most vital component regulating the heating element. It is more likely that a sensor is faulty, as the thermostat is usually among the sturdier components in an oven. But, a thermostat can go kaput. It should be replaced.

Damaged Heating Element

The heating element, or the coils, can get worn out, burned, or damaged. Since the heating element is solely responsible for generating the chosen degree of hotness, your oven would fail to maintain a temperature irrespective of how efficiently everything else is running. A worn out, burned, or damaged heating element should be replaced. Using a damaged heating element is risky.