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Ignition. A sealed burner that clicks without lighting is usually a fouled or cracked igniter, or a spark module that has lost one output while the others still fire. The symptom looks like a gas problem and almost never is.

Temperature. Oven probes drift. A cavity that reads correct on the display and bakes twenty degrees off is a sensor out of tolerance, and swapping it without verifying the new one against a measured cavity temperature just moves the error.

Doors. A professional oven door is genuinely heavy — glass, insulation, a solid handle — hung on two hinges and held closed by spring tension that relaxes with twenty years of use. It presents as a temperature complaint, never as a door complaint.

Weather. The area records roughly 68 thunderstorm days a year. A surge does not always kill a control board outright; it damages a supply component that fails weeks later, by which time nobody connects the two.

Access. A professional range or a built-in refrigerator sits in an opening that was built around it, sometimes decades ago. Whether the appliance can come forward on its rails, how much clearance the face frame leaves, and what the floor in front of it will take are all settled before any part is discussed — and if a replacement would not fit the existing opening, you hear that during the diagnostic rather than after the old unit is standing in the middle of the kitchen.