How much does it usually cost to fix an oven?

The usual cost to fix an oven in the US in 2026 is 150 to 400 dollars including parts and labor, with minor repairs costing 100 to 200 dollars and major repairs costing 300 to 600 dollars. Most appliance repair companies charge a diagnostic or service call fee of 75 to 125 dollars that is often credited toward repair if you proceed. For minor repairs, temperature sensor replacement costs 100 to 180 dollars total including sensor at 20 to 30 dollars and labor, heating element replacement for electric ovens costs 150 to 250 dollars including element at 30 to 60 dollars, igniter replacement for gas ovens costs 150 to 280 dollars including igniter at 40 to 80 dollars, thermal fuse replacement costs 100 to 180 dollars, and door gasket replacement costs 120 to 200 dollars. For mid-range repairs, door latch or lock motor replacement costs 150 to 300 dollars, and control board replacement costs 250 to 500 dollars including board at 150 to 300 dollars. For major repairs, control board plus touchpad replacement can cost 400 to 600 dollars. If oven is over 10 years old and repair exceeds 50 percent of replacement cost which is 600 to 2,500 dollars depending on model, replacement is more economical. Whirlpool parts are inexpensive and widely available, making repairs cheaper than premium brands like Miele or Wolf.