Commercial Stove and Range Repair Services in Red Hook – Restaurant Gas Appliance Repair
Although gas and electric ranges, ovens, and stoves can be operated easily, repairs can sometimes be more difficult. These repairs may include temperature fixes, surface element repairs, and electrical problems. Regular maintenance and care is necessary to keep your appliances running smoothly.
These are common problems with Commercial Ovens and Stoves.
- The range is not baking.
- The electric range won’t turn on
- The oven or range does not heat up when baking.
- No heat from the cooktop elements.
The appliance timer is not advancing
- The appliance doesn’t heat when broiling.
- Oven is too hot.
- The appliance control boards doesn’t program.
Whether your oven, stove or range is out of commission or needs a checkup, be it a routine maintenance to complicated repair, we are here for you. Because we are familiar with all aspects of oven repair, stove repair and range repair, we can restore your appliance to its original working condition.
Expert Restaurant Appliance Repair & Maintenance is passionate about providing excellent restaurant appliance repair & maintenance. Repairing an appliance can be costly. That is why we are committed to making sure your interests are met.
The team at SimpliCool Refrigeration Repair can help you, whether your stove range or refrigerator stops working when you most need it or you are looking for energy standards-compliant solutions. We’re experts in commercial refrigeration units like walkin or reach in coolers, freezers, and restaurant refrigerators, ice makers, stoves and oven appliance repair. We provide preventative maintenance services so that your appliances always run safely and efficiently.
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Cleaning Tips for Cleaning Range Tops
There are many types of tops for commercial ranges. Each one must be cleaned in an appropriate manner to maintain its cooking efficiency.
Cleaning a French cover. Spot clean the French top throughout the day to remove any spillages and ensure heat transfer. At the end of the day, wipe the French top down with warm soapy water for a more thorough cleaning and to increase its longevity.
Cleaning a griddle top. After each day, clean the top of the griddle with a grill brick. Once a week, degrease it. Re-season the grddle as necessary.
Cleaning up a hot-top. You can clean a hottop while it’s still warm. If the hot surface becomes excessively filthy, remove it and wash in warm, soapy waters. To prevent rust, you should wipe the hot top with oil after drying.
Cleaning gas open burners. At the end of each day, the burner grates need to be removed, cleaned and dried. Also, the burner ports (the part the flame comes through) should be cleaned with a wire brush. The burner should be taken out if any holes become blocked. Also, the flame should be steady and blue. If it becomes jumpy, yellowish, or white, the gas/air mixture could be wrong. Reference the owner’s manual to adjust this mixture.
Monitoring Flame and Electric Elements Is Necessary To Ensure Proper Heating
Commercial gas ranges should be checked for flame. After cleaning out the range, turn each burner on one by one and inspect the flame. You should see a steady blue flame.
If you notice a jumpy flame, turn off your burner and adjust that screw that locks the flame shutter. Check it again, and make any tweaks necessary.
Make a schedule for cleaning, calibrating commercial ovens, checking commercial refrigerator temperatures, descaling dish machines and any other type of commercial equipment upkeep.
Open the shutter slightly if the flame is too yellowed or white to ensure adequate airflow.
Once you have the flame where you want it, tighten the screw around the shutter.
The port may be clogged if the pilot stops lighting up. It should always be unplugged.