KitchenAid KERS807S Electric Range Service
The KERS807S, also sold as the KERS807SSS, is a KitchenAid range that has now spent years in daily service. Wear on a range like this is rarely dramatic. Cooktop zones start behaving oddly, the door stops sealing as tightly as it once did, and the self-clean lock gets reluctant to let go.
We usually work from the top down. A burner zone that stays cold or jumps to full heat sends us to its element and infinite switch. Then we move to the oven door, checking whether the hinges have sagged and whether the gasket still touches the frame all the way around. If the door stays locked after a cleaning cycle, we test the lock motor and its latch. A slow or one-sided oven calls for a bake and broil element test. You hear the price before work begins, and a 30-day workmanship warranty follows the repair.
Please do not force it. Wait until the oven is fully cool, then try again. If it stays latched, we test the lock motor and the switch, and we can release it without bending the latch.
No. We test the element and its infinite switch separately, and in most cases only one of them needs replacing. We give you the price for that part before we order.
A weakened bake element is the first thing we test, and a drifting temperature sensor is the second. Measuring both against the actual cavity heat tells us which one is responsible.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
