Heating issues: Ovens that fail to heat up or do not reach the desired temperature may have a faulty heating element, a malfunctioning thermostat, a defective oven igniter (for gas ovens), or issues with the oven's power supply.

Malfunctioning control panel: Problems with the control panel or electronic display can result in unresponsive buttons, inaccurate temperature settings, or error messages. These issues can be caused by a faulty control board, damaged wiring, or control panel malfunctions.

Faulty oven light: If the oven light fails to turn on, it may be due to a burned-out bulb or a faulty light socket or switch. Replacing the bulb or addressing the faulty components can restore proper lighting inside the oven.

Oven door problems: Issues with the oven door can include a loose or broken door handle, a damaged door seal or gasket, or a faulty door hinge. A malfunctioning door can affect heat retention, safety, and overall oven performance.

Self-cleaning function issues: Ovens equipped with a self-cleaning function may experience problems such as failed self-cleaning cycles, excessive smoke or odor during self-cleaning, or a malfunctioning door lock mechanism. These issues may require professional attention.

Control knob or dial problems: Control knobs or dials that are loose, difficult to turn, or no longer function properly can be due to worn-out or damaged control components. Replacing the faulty parts can restore smooth and accurate operation.