Is Your Viking Oven and Range Ready for Holiday Cooking?

The holidays are almost upon us. That means you’re doing one of two things. If you’re not packing to go see friends and family, you’re most likely preparing to welcome holiday guests into your own home. If you fall into the latter category, you need to pull yourself away from your menu planning and evaluate the state of your kitchen appliances, especially your Viking oven and range. Be honest, are they really up for the challenge of helping your prepare a Chanukah or Christmas feast? You might want to consider calling a Viking appliance repair professional if you have any doubt.

It’s estimated that approximately 15% of the Los Angeles residents who stay home and cook their own holiday meals will experience some sort of appliance malfunction. For these people, the holiday is ruined. They find it very difficult to be grateful for cheese and crackers and other cold dishes when they were expecting ham, turkey, and steaming piles of mashed potatoes. Even though they’re surprised by the fact that their range let them down, when pressed, most appliance owners admit there were signs something was going to go wrong, they just didn’t pay attention.

If you use your Vikingoven and range on a regular basis, you’re already ahead. Many Los Angeles residents only use the oven a few times a year, and sitting dormant is actually quite hard on the appliance. By using your Viking oven on a regular basis, you already know how it cooks, and know that all the knobs, doors, ignition switches are working properly.

If you don’t use your Viking oven and range on a regular basis, you need to test it out. Don’t put this off. The sooner you test the Viking range and oven, the sooner you will know it works.

One of the mistakes people commonly make when it comes to their Viking oven is having unreasonable expectations. They stuff multiple items in the oven, and have all the burners going on their Viking range and expect everything to come out perfectly prepared. It never does. Yes, cooking multiple items at the same time will cut down on the amount of energy you use, but you need to be reasonable about the amount of items you stuff in the oven. You can’t overload it. Instead of trying to roast a turkey, bake three or four pies, and cook a green bean casserole at the same time, you need to look at your menu and ask yourself if there’s anything you can prepare in advance. Not only will this cut down on the amount of work your Viking oven has to do on the big day, but it also provides you with the perfect opportunity to determine just how well the oven really is working.

If you even suspect there’s a problem with your Viking oven or range, you need to get in touch with us at Ameripro Appliance Repair. We have the best Viking certified appliance repair techs in Los Angeles and use top quality parts. We’re ready and willing to provide any repairs you need. We’re available 24/7.

Prepare Your KitchenAid Oven and Rangetop for the Upcoming Holiday Season

The holiday season is approaching fast. Some of us have big plans to leave our own homes and travel to visit with friends and family members, while others have invited the family over to their place where they will prepare the holiday feast. If you’re hosting the holiday dinner, you want things to go off without a hitch. The last thing you want to have happen on the big day is to walk into your kitchen, stick the turkey into the oven, discover your KitchenAid oven has stopped working properly and have to call the KitchenAid oven repair man in your area. Having this happen will not only cause you a great deal of embarrassment, but it will also leave you with a house full of hungry guests, and finding a restaurant on Thanksgiving or Christmas Day will be nearly impossible.

The best way to make sure you don’t find yourself embarrassed, hungry, and unable to prepare the massive amount of food you bought in preparation for the upcoming holidays will be making arrangements to have your KitchenAid oven and stovetop checked out thoroughly before the big day. You want to make sure it’s in perfect working order.

You shouldn’t assume that just because your KitchenAid appliances are working nicely at the moment, they’ll continue to do so over the holiday period. Appliances often break down without any real warning. In the past many KitchenAid owners have found themselves dealing with a very stressful holiday season after they self-cleaned their KitchenAid oven in preparation for holiday cooking. After running the self-cleaning features, many KitchenAid ovens have failed to heat up properly, making it impossible for the owners to prepare the meal they planned on. When things like this happen, you shouldn’t give up. You need to start looking at your options, and decide to have your oven repaired.

You should let AmeriPro help.

At AmeriPro we understand taking a day off work just you can sit around at home waiting for a repair tech to show up to your home and check out the state of your KitchenAid oven and rangetop really isn’t practical. Nobody has that kind of spare time available, and we don’t think it’s fair of appliance repair companies to assume you do. With the holiday season fast approaching, we’ve committed ourselves to making sure we work into your schedule not ours.

When it comes to adverting pre-holiday KitchenAid appliance disasters, you will quickly discover that in addition to being extremely friendly, our service repair technicians also come prepared. If they examine your KitchenAid oven and stovetop and find a problem which could impede your ability to prepare a holiday feast, they will immediately alert you to the problem and provide you with a reasonable estimate.

Even if it’s Thanksgiving or Christmas morning, and you’ve suddenly discovered your KitchenAid oven or your KitchenAid dishwasher, or any of your other appliances aren’t working properly, you should give us a call. We’ll send someone right out to correct the problem so you don’t have to worry about your holiday being ruined, just call (800) 657-0765 to schedule an appointment today.