Most GE Monogram oven and range repairs cost $150 to $600, depending on the part. A gas igniter runs about $150 to $325, a bake or broil element $150 to $450, and a control board $200 to $600 — the most expensive common fix. Labor adds $50 to $125 per hour on top of parts.
The part that failed sets the price, not the GE Monogram badge. A clicking igniter and a dead control board are worlds apart on a quote, and gas, dual-fuel, and induction models each carry their own quirks. This guide breaks down what every common cooking repair costs, what moves the number up or down, and the point where replacement makes more sense than repair. For the full lineup of appliance prices, see the GE Monogram appliance repair cost guide.
GE Monogram oven and range repair cost at a glance
Cooking-appliance repairs cluster into a predictable range. Replacing most oven parts averages $150 to $350, with control boards pushing the top end toward $600 (HomeGuide).
| Repair | Typical cost (parts + labor) | Notes |
| Gas oven igniter | $150–$325 | Most common no-heat fix |
| Bake or broil element (electric) | $150–$450 | Part alone is often $15–$100 |
| Surface burner igniter (range) | $100–$220 | Per igniter |
| Induction element or coil | $120–$330 | Inverter board faults cost more |
| Temperature sensor | $100–$250 | Mimics a no-heat fault |
| Oven thermostat | $100–$350 | Causes inconsistent heat |
| Gas safety valve | $150–$400 | Regulates gas to the igniter |
| Control board | $200–$600 | The most expensive common repair |
| Door seal / gasket | $75–$150 | The least expensive repair |
| Labor | $50–$125 / hour | Varies by region and access |
These are 2026 national benchmarks from HomeGuide and Angi. Your GE Monogram quote depends on the exact part, the model, and whether you choose OEM components.
Igniters: what a gas or dual-fuel ignition fix costs
The igniter is the most common reason a gas or dual-fuel GE Monogram oven stops heating. A gas oven igniter replacement runs $150 to $325, and the part itself is usually only $20 to $50 (HomeGuide).
Here is the trap owners and even some techs fall into. A weak igniter often glows but never gets hot enough to open the gas safety valve, so the fault gets misdiagnosed as a gas-supply problem.
On the cooktop, a single surface-burner igniter is a smaller job at $100 to $220. If you are diagnosing the symptom before you call, our burner won’t light guide walks through it.
Heating elements: bake, broil, and induction
Electric GE Monogram wall ovens heat with two elements, and replacing a bake or broil element costs $150 to $450 — with the part as low as $15 to $100 (HomeGuide). A cracked or blistered coil is usually visible to the eye.
Induction cooking changes the math. The surface coil or element on an induction unit runs $120 to $330, but a failed inverter board is the costly exception and behaves more like a control-board repair.
Diagnosis here is refreshingly simple. Elements either have continuity or they don’t, so a technician confirms the fault in minutes rather than guessing. Walk through the symptom first in our oven not heating guide.
Control boards: the expensive exception
If your quote crosses $400, the control board is usually why. A control board is the priciest common cooking repair at $200 to $600, because the board runs every function the oven has (Fixr).
The board takes signals from the knobs or touch panel, fires the bake and broil circuits, and monitors the safety sensors. When it fails, the oven may refuse to turn on, heat unevenly, or throw error codes.
High-end GE Monogram models with full digital panels sit at the upper end of that range, and a custom-fit board pushes it higher. Self-clean cycles are a frequent cause of board damage, which is why many technicians advise skipping self-clean on a premium oven.
What changes your GE Monogram quote
Three factors move the number most. OEM parts matched to your model’s wattage and gas rating cost more than generic substitutes, but they protect a $5,000-plus appliance and its warranty.
Access is the second factor. A dual-fuel range hides its oven electronics behind the cooktop assembly, so the same board swap takes longer than on a standalone wall oven.
Gas work is the third. Every GE Monogram gas service includes confirming supply pressure and a post-repair leak check as part of the visit, not a separate fee. GE Monogram Repair Expert quotes the labor and the specific OEM part as two clear line items before any work starts.
When an oven or range repair is worth it
For a built-in GE Monogram cooking appliance, repair almost always wins. A $400 control-board fix on a wall oven worth $6,000 or more is under 7% of replacement — an easy yes.
Two situations flip that logic. A unit past roughly 15 years old with a major fault is worth replacing, and several simultaneous faults — say a bad igniter and a dead board — can approach the cost of a new unit (Fixr).
The full decision framework, with the 50% rule and the luxury-flip math, lives in our repair or replace guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is it worth repairing a GE Monogram oven?
Usually yes. A built-in GE Monogram wall oven costs thousands to replace, so even a $600 control-board job is a small fraction of that. Repair stops making sense when the unit is past 15 years old or has several major faults at once. See our repair-or-replace guide for the full math.
Why is a GE Monogram control board so expensive to replace?
A control board costs $200 to $600 because it runs every oven function and the part alone can reach $250. High-end digital panels and custom-fit boards sit at the top of that range. Accessing the board often means removing the rear or top panel, which adds labor time to the quote.
How much does a GE Monogram oven igniter cost to replace?
A gas oven igniter replacement costs $150 to $325 including labor, while the part itself is usually $20 to $50. It is one of the more affordable cooking repairs. Because the job involves gas, most owners hire a technician rather than risk a disturbed connection on a premium range.
Does a dual-fuel range cost more to repair than a gas range?
Often, yes. A dual-fuel range combines an electric oven with gas burners in one cabinet, so its electronics sit behind the cooktop assembly. That added teardown time raises labor on board and sensor jobs, even when the part price is the same as a standard gas range.
Get a clear GE Monogram repair quote
GE Monogram oven and range repairs run $150 to $600 in most cases, and the failed part — igniter, element, or control board — sets where you land. On a built-in unit, repair almost always beats replacement. Book a GE Monogram range repair visit or wall oven repair for a diagnostic-first written quote with OEM parts, or reach the team through the contact page to get the labor and part priced before work begins.