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Can I fix a stove that doesn't heat?

Penina Rapaport Kalatsky
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Hi fellow friends, 

My tenant is complaining that the oven isn't working. 

The stove top works but the oven doesn't. Is there a way to fix this or I have to replace the oven? 

I feel like every property I own needs a new stove right now.

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    Quote from @Penina Rapaport Kalatsky:

    Hi fellow friends, 

    My tenant is complaining that the oven isn't working. 

    The stove top works but the oven doesn't. Is there a way to fix this or I have to replace the oven? 

    I feel like every property I own needs a new stove right now.I

     Honestly, unless it's something trivial that you could do yourself, it's cheaper and more expedient just to buy a new one. Check for home center/ appliance store sales and just replace it.

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