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Stove burner not working or igniting – Nashville repair help?
One of the burners on my gas stove stopped lighting a few days ago – it clicks but no flame, or sometimes a weak small flame that goes out. The other burners work fine. It's a standard GE gas range, maybe 7-8 years old. I'm in Nashville and checking if it's something simple like a dirty igniter, bad spark module, or clogged burner head before calling in pros or thinking about replacement. Has anyone had a local appliance repair service fix stove/ range burner issues recently? Who was reliable, what did a typical repair cost, and did it get all burners working evenly again?
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Marketplace payment solution – split payouts?
Running a marketplace – need to collect payments, hold funds, split payouts to sellers automatically. Any providers good at this?
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Andrew Norton
3 days ago
Marketplaces require escrow, split logic, compliance. Fenige's marketplace solution handles collection, hold, instant payouts to sellers (card/bank), commission deduction https://www.fenige.com/solutions/marketplaces . API supports flexible splits, fraud checks built-in. I use it; payouts are reliable and fast. Great for two-sided platforms.
12-inch roller sleeves for large walls?
Painting big open-plan walls – thinking 12-inch rollers to cover faster. Need good sleeves that don’t shed and hold paint well.
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Andrew Norton
3 days ago
Textured walls are tricky – too short a nap and you get patchy coverage, too long and it piles on the stipple. For standard orange peel/knockdown textures here, I find 10-12mm nap works best – it gets into the little dips without overloading. I switched to microfiber sleeves last year because they hold paint well, release evenly, and don't shed lint like some wool ones do. Got a pack of 12mm ones and they've been great for two full rooms – smooth finish, less rolling effort, and easy to clean. Cost around €20-€30 for a multi-pack, which lasts ages if you don't trash them. I grabbed mine from https://www.paintlab.ie/collections/12-roller-sleeves – they have good options in different naps with solid reviews for interior jobs. If your walls are on the smoother side, drop to 8-10mm, but 12mm has been my sweet spot for most houses. Test a small area first if you can. Makes a noticeable difference over cheap ones!
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I had a burner do the same thing last month – endless clicking, no ignition on one side. After trying to clean it myself (didn't help), I called NashFix. Tech came out the next day, pulled the top, found a cracked igniter electrode and some corrosion on the burner ports. Replaced the igniter, cleaned/replaced the orifice, and tested all burners. Fixed in one trip for about $260-300 including parts and labor – back to normal cooking without issues. Their stove repair page has some similar burner problems if you want to look https://nashfix.us/stove-repair/ . No big push to buy new, just practical fix. If your stove's acting up the same, it might be worth checking them out. Good luck getting those burners firing again!