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Once you’ve chosen your new electric cooker, it’ll need to be fitted by a professional. It can be difficult to give an exact figure for how much your electric cooker installation will cost without considering the below factors:

• Hob - If you choose an oven without a hob, it’ll be less expensive to install.

• Size - Whether you pick a single or double oven will affect the installation cost.

• Fuel - Some ovens are dual fuel, for example, an electric oven with a gas hob. These ovens can be more expensive to install than single fuel options.

• Built in - Depending on whether your oven is built in or freestanding, the installation price can vary.

• Compact - Compact ovens may be cheaper to buy and install than standard ovens.

Electric cooker installation cost

When it comes to budgeting for your electric cooker to be fitted, you may be wondering what the average electric cooker installation cost is. Well, the average fitting cost of a like for like electric oven replacement is £150. You can find more prices and information in our oven installation cost guide.

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Disconnecting an electric cooker is a much simpler process than disconnecting a gas cooker (which requires a Gas Safe Registered Engineer). You just need to turn off the mains power supply in your home and unplug the appliance.

How much does it cost to disconnect an electric cooker?

If you don't feel comfortable doing this yourself, you can hire an electrician to do the work for you. An electrician will charge an average hourly rate of £40 and this job will take less than an hour. This means the average cost to disconnect an electric cooker is £40.

If you’re having issues with your electric oven, the safest option is to stop using the oven until an electrician can come out to make any necessary repairs. However, if you have experience working with electric appliances, there are a few common issues you can fix yourself.

Remember to always turn off your mains power supply before getting started. If you’d like to learn how to repair an electric cooker, use the below tips:

1. Your oven thermostat isn't working - If your oven is not reaching the right temperature, you may need to replace the thermostat.

2. Your oven door seal is damaged - You can order a replacement seal and change this yourself.

3. Your oven fan isn't working - If your food isn't cooking evenly, you may need to buy a replacement oven fan.

4. Your oven element isn't working - If your oven isn't heating up when you switch it on, you may need to replace the heating element.

If you’d prefer to hire a professional for this job try our free search feature. Using your postcode, we can help you to find an expert in electric cooker repairs in SP2.

Electric cooker service in SP2

Unlike gas cookers, electric cookers don't need regular servicing. However, cleaning is important to keep them running effectively and reduce bad smells. If you don't have time to clean your oven, you can hire a cleaning service to do the work for you.

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We can help you find electric cooker engineers in SP2 in two ways. One option is to use our free search feature. Just type in your postcode and we’ll show you a variety of professionals in your area.

Alternatively, our request a quote feature is the perfect choice for busy homeowners. Send us the details of the work you need doing and we’ll pass these on to three electric cooker fitters in SP2. You can then get on with your busy day while they draw up three custom quotes.