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Under-oven and standalone warming drawers.

Warming Drawer Repair

The simplest appliance in a high-end kitchen and the one most often written off rather than repaired. A warming drawer is an element, a thermostat and a switch — when it stops heating, one of those three is the answer, and all three are inexpensive relative to the drawer.

Service call
$95, credited
On site
8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
Coverage
Greater Boston
Brands for this
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An open oven door with a folded towel and a wrench resting on it

What people describe

The symptoms that bring us out

  • Drawer not heating at any setting
  • Running far hotter than the dial suggests
  • Element heating at one end of the drawer only
  • Switch not registering that the drawer is shut
  • Humidity vent stuck open or closed

On warming drawers

4.9out of 5

from 778 reviews across Greater Boston

★★★★★

Heating at one end of the drawer only, which I had assumed meant a new drawer. Element had failed along part of its length. Straight swap and it heats evenly again. He was in and out in well under an hour.

Constance O. · Lexington

★★★★★

Running far hotter than the dial suggested and drying everything out. Thermostat had drifted. Replaced and calibrated against a thermometer before he left, rather than just fitting it and hoping.

Rosamund J. · Newton

★★★★★

Dead at every setting and two people had told me to replace the whole drawer. He said it is an element, a thermostat and a switch, and one of the three would be the answer. It was the switch. A fraction of what I had been quoted.

Adelaide G. · Wellesley

Book it, or ask first

The $95 covers the visit and the full diagnosis and comes off the repair once you approve it. If it turns out nothing should be repaired, we will say that too.

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