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ALAS Appliance Service

Commercial Cooking Equipment Repair in Denton, TX

Fryer not heating, oven won’t light, burners or griddle heating unevenly? ALAS Appliance Repair repairs gas and electric commercial cooking equipment, including ranges, ovens, fryers, griddles, charbroilers, salamanders, steam tables and warmers, for restaurants, hotels and senior living kitchens across Denton.

  • Serving all of Denton
  • Written quote before work begins
  • After-hours emergency service
  • 90-day repair warranty, 6 months for members

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Book Cooking Equipment Repair in Denton

Cooking Equipment Repair Needs in Denton Restaurants and Kitchens

Most Denton cooking lines run on gas, so the calls tend to involve pilots that go out, worn thermocouples, valves that stick and fryer high-limits that trip during service. Kitchens on and around the Square often fit a full line into a narrow historic building, with equipment pushed close together and little room to pull a fryer or range out for service. Valves, regulators and burners on gas equipment are technician work.

Newer restaurants along US 380 and at Rayzor Ranch Town Center tend to have more space but run long hours and heavy volume. Convection ovens in restaurant, banquet and institutional kitchens most often lose their blower motor, door switch or thermostat. A cooking line in a Denton summer runs hot enough to shorten the life of controls and fan motors. Have the equipment type, brand, model and fuel ready when you book.

Common problems

What’s Wrong With Your Commercial Cooking Equipment?

The cooking equipment problems we see most often, and the parts a technician checks first for each one.

SymptomCommon causes a technician checksGuide
Fryer won’t heat or won’t lightPilot or ignition failure, failed thermocouple or thermopile, gas valve, tripped high-limit, thermostat or controller fault; on electric fryers, failed elements or contactors
Confirm the gas valve to the fryer is open. Reset the high-limit only as the manufacturer’s manual allows.

Possible causes a technician checks: Pilot or ignition failure, failed thermocouple or thermopile, gas valve, tripped high-limit, thermostat or controller fault; on electric fryers, failed elements or contactors

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Fryer overheating or temperature swingingFailed thermostat or temperature probe, controller fault, sticking gas valve, failing high-limit
Check the oil with a separate thermometer. If the oil is smoking, shut the fryer off and call.

Possible causes a technician checks: Failed thermostat or temperature probe, controller fault, sticking gas valve, failing high-limit

Schedule a diagnosis
Oven not heating or baking unevenlyFailed igniter or hot surface igniter, gas valve, thermostat, convection fan motor, worn door gasket or hinges, failed elements
Note whether the burner lights at all, or lights and then shuts off. That tells the technician where to start.

Possible causes a technician checks: Failed igniter or hot surface igniter, gas valve, thermostat, convection fan motor, worn door gasket or hinges, failed elements

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Range burners or pilots won’t stay litClogged burner ports or orifices, failed thermocouple, weak pilot, gas valve, spark igniter fault
Let burners cool and check the ports for grease or food. Clogged ports cause uneven, weak flames.

Possible causes a technician checks: Clogged burner ports or orifices, failed thermocouple, weak pilot, gas valve, spark igniter fault

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The complete cooking equipment repair guide

Our main cooking equipment repair page explains common problems, repair-or-replace decisions and how a repair visit works, in more detail.

Urgent repair

Cooking Line Down Mid-Service?

A down fryer or oven can wreck a service. These steps keep your kitchen safe while we diagnose the problem. After-hours and emergency service is available at an additional charge in Denton.

Denton Commercial Cooking Equipment Repair FAQs

Yes. ALAS repairs commercial cooking equipment for Denton restaurants, cafes, senior living communities and other businesses, including the Downtown Denton Square, the Oak-Hickory and West Denton historic districts, Bell Avenue, Crestwood Heights, Southridge, Forrestridge, Robson Ranch, Preserve at Pecan Creek and the UNT and TWU areas.

We serve Denton ZIP codes 76201, 76205, 76207, 76208, 76209 and 76210, and the part of Denton in ZIP code 76226. Enter your ZIP code on this page to confirm service at your address.

Often, yes. Many repairs on ranges, fryers and griddles can be done from the front or by sliding one piece out. Tell us your quiet hours and whether the pieces sit on casters, and we will plan the visit around the space and your service.

Yes. We work on gas and electric fryers for restaurants along US 380, near I-35 and across the city. Common problems include pilots that go out, burners that will not light, oil that will not reach temperature and high-limit trips. Tell us the brand and model and what the fryer is doing when you call.

Turn the equipment off, close the main gas shutoff if you can reach it safely, keep flames and switches off and get staff out. From outside, phone the gas company, or 911 if the odor is strong. After the utility gives the all-clear, we can find the fault and fix the equipment. Gas connections and valves are never a do-it-yourself job.

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Where we work in Denton

Denton Neighborhoods We Serve

ALAS provides cooking equipment repair across Denton, including the Downtown Denton Square, the Oak-Hickory and West Denton historic districts, Bell Avenue, Crestwood Heights, Southridge, Forrestridge, Robson Ranch, Preserve at Pecan Creek and the UNT and TWU areas, covering ZIP codes 76201, 76205, 76207, 76208, 76209 and 76210 and the Denton portion of 76226. Check your ZIP code to confirm service at your address.