Repair costs
Range, Oven and Dishwasher Price Bands
The cooking side of the price list, on one page instead of three.
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The figures on this page
Usual range for this repair
$190$490
Agreed with you in exact figures before anything is opened, ordered or fitted.
- Service call
- $89, and it comes off the repair once you approve it
- Igniter or burner assembly
- $190$420
- Oven thermostat or heating element
- $190$490
- Dishwasher pump or control
- $190$420
What sits behind each line
- Igniter or burner assembly
- A burner that will not light, or lights long after the knob turns. The band holds the ignition hardware and the burner parts fitted with it.
- Oven thermostat or heating element
- A cavity that will not reach the setting, or reaches it and drifts. Sensing and heating share a band because each is routinely mistaken for the other.
- Dishwasher pump or control
- Water not moving, or a cycle stopping where it should not. The pump and the board driving it share a band for the same reason.
- Anything on the gas side
- Pipework, shut-off valves and the supply itself are a gas fitter's work rather than ours, and none of it appears in a band on this page.
The rail above carries the three bands for appliances that make heat rather than cold: burner ignition hardware, oven heat and its control, and dishwasher pumps or the boards driving them. Row four under it says where this shop's cooking work stops. Viking Repair Service Los Angeles quotes the rest on (213) 799-7879.
What decides which band you are in
Each of the three is wide enough to hold a cheap part fitted awkwardly and a dear part fitted easily, and only the diagnosis tells those apart. Ignition hardware is usually the quickest of them. An oven’s heating and sensing can go either way, depending on how deeply the cavity is built into the run. A dishwasher pump means the machine comes out of its housing before anyone can reach it.
Where the cooking work stops
Everything on the rail is appliance work. Pipework and valves belong to a gas fitter, waste and supply plumbing belong to a plumber, and neither is folded quietly into a band here. If the fault turns out to sit on that side of the connection you are told so at the diagnosis, and the visit ends there rather than drifting into somebody else’s trade.
What the figure covers, and what it does not
Inside the figure
- The part, fitted, with the appliance run through a full cycle before anyone leaves.
- Drawing a slide-in or built-under unit out of its housing and returning it without marking the floor.
- A second trip for a part ordered against your serial number, with no further call-out to pay.
Not inside it
- Gas pipework, valves and everything upstream of the appliance connection.
- Drainage, waste traps and supply plumbing sitting behind a dishwasher.
- A second appliance looked at the same morning, which is quoted separately.
How the quote itself should behave
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Normal
One of the three cooking bands, named once the fault is proved.
Not normal
A refrigeration band appearing on a cooking repair.
Time to call
Ask which row of the list it is.
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Normal
An igniter and a valve stem landing at opposite ends of one band.
Not normal
Both quoted at the top of the band as a matter of course.
Time to call
Ask what puts yours where it is.
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Normal
Gas-fitting work named as somebody else’s trade, not priced here.
Not normal
A gas-line job quoted from an appliance band.
Time to call
That is a gas fitter, not this shop.
Cooking work is quoted on the same terms: Viking Repair Service Los Angeles, (213) 799-7879. Call Viking Repair Service Los Angeles at (213) 799-7879 and say which of the three cooking repairs it is.
Asked about this figure
- Why are the range, oven and dishwasher bands on one page here?
- Because these pages are organized around built-in refrigeration, and three cooking bands do not each need a page to be readable. The figures are the ones in the shop's own price list rather than a separate scale, and the sequence does not change: $89 to read the fault, then whichever band it turns out to sit in.