The Holidays are a special time of year!
It’s the one time of year we often stop to think about what we’ve accomplished in the last 365 days and what we want to accomplish in the coming New Year. It’s also a time where we often come together, as family and friends, to eat good food and catch up on what’s been going on in the world.
At the center of all this, there are your home appliances that help make all these things possible. Your furnace for keeping you and your loved ones warm, your washing machine and dryer that keep your clothes clean and fresh, and your oven that allows you to serve up those mouth-watering Christmas dinners.
And with that in mind, before the holidays hit, it’s important to take the time to service your appliances so that they’ll be able to be there for you when you need them most.
Wolf stoves and ovens are known as some of the most robust, high-performance appliances in their price range. Below, we’ll outline a series of maintenance tips and tricks for your Wolf stove that’ll ensure it’ll be functioning at full capacity this holiday season!
With that being said, we don’t recommend using your oven’s self-cleaning featured right before having people over for a big holiday feast.
While this is a great, highly convenient feature that makes oven maintenance a breeze, it does tend to produce a bit of an odour while it’s doing its job, so I’d recommend running your self-clean cycle a few days before your expecting any company.
Plus, if you end up using it and making a mess in it while your cooking for and entertaining your guests, you’re likely going to be running a cleaning cycle after everyone has left. In other words, it might be best to wait until after the holidays to run a self-clean cycle.
With that being said, we don’t recommend using your oven’s self-cleaning featured right before having people over for a big holiday feast.
While this is a great, highly convenient feature that makes oven maintenance a breeze, it does tend to produce a bit of an odour while it’s doing its job, so I’d recommend running your self-clean cycle a few days before your expecting any company.
Plus, if you end up using it and making a mess in it while your cooking for and entertaining your guests, you’re likely going to be running a cleaning cycle after everyone has left. In other words, it might be best to wait until after the holidays to run a self-clean cycle.
There’s nothing worse than a stovetop that hasn’t been cleaned in months. Not only does it look gross, but it also produces burnt odours into your home while you’re using it. Cleaning your stove regular helps to ensure that grease and other grime from spills and splashes don’t start to accumulate on the surface of your appliances.
With many years of experience, we know exactly what causes your appliance to work improperly. Call us today to set up an appointment and get professional help!
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Wolf stoves and ovens are known as some of the most robust, high-performance appliances in their price range. Below, we’ll outline a series of maintenance tips and tricks for your Wolf stove that’ll ensure it’ll be functioning at full capacity this holiday season!
For instance, one of the most common issues we see, especially with older appliances, is that the appliance may have undergone a sudden surge of power, which caused your kitchen’s main electrical breaker to trip.
Sometimes, this will happen during a storm or a power outage; however, it can also happen if your stove or oven has an electrical short. If you have a short, you’ll continue to trip the breaker every time that you turn your appliance on.
Therefore, if you suspect that your appliance has a short, don’t hesitate to contact a trained appliance repair technician, who will make sure that any repairs applicable will be covered under your warranty.
On older oven or stove models, the control knobs are one component that gets a lot of use. This means that they’re prone to wearing out or having the numbers/setting rubbed off. Replacing your stove’s control knobs is as simple as gently twisting and pulling them off, then sliding the new ones on.
However, you must make sure to purchase the correct replacement knobs, or else they might not fit.
Don’t hesitate to contact Denver’s Best for installation, maintenance, and repairs near you.
If you have a gas stovetop, and you’re having trouble getting your burner to ignite, it’s not uncommon for the burner cap to have been knocked out of place during cleaning.
When this happens, it’ll prevent an adequate gas flow to the burner, which might cause an uneven flame or prevent the burner from igniting entirely.
Either way, after cleaning, always make sure to reposition your burner caps properly so that you won’t run into these minor pesky problems while putting together your holiday feast!
