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Does a home warranty cover oven and range?

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The direct answer
Usually yes, for failures from normal wear and tear, but coverage is never universal.

Whether a oven and range claim pays out depends on the plan tier, the per-item dollar cap, and the contract's exclusions list. Pre-existing problems and code-upgrade costs are almost always excluded. Below is what these plans typically include, what they typically exclude, and the contract language to read before you assume a repair is covered.

Field average · check your specific contract

Typically covered. Typically excluded.

Typically covered
  • Mechanical and electrical failure of the built-in oven, range, and cooktop due to normal wear
  • Bake and broil elements, igniters, gas valves, and control boards on the covered unit
  • Gas, electric, and dual-fuel ranges tied to the covered cooking system on appliance and combo plans
  • Built-in microwave when bundled with the range on plans that name it
Typically excluded
  • Pre-existing failures and units excluded on a systems-only plan
  • Interior linings, racks, handles, knobs, clocks, and meat probes
  • Self-cleaning failure beyond the covered component and cosmetic damage
  • Sensi or smart-feature modules and costs above the per-item cap
Contract language compared · standard plan terms

Oven and Range coverage by provider.

ProviderCovered?ScoreNote
Add-on / tier4.1/5Built-in oven and range covered on ShieldGold and ShieldPlatinum; excluded on the systems-only tier.
Add-on / tier4.0/5Oven and range covered on Appliance Guard and Total Home Guard; not on the Systems tier.
Add-on / tier3.9/5Oven and range covered on Appliances and Complete Home; not on the Built-in Systems tier.
Standard3.9/5Oven and range covered on all tiers; accessories and racks are excluded.
Standard3.8/5Oven and range covered on all tiers; accessories and racks are excluded.
Add-on / tier3.7/5Oven and range covered on the Total Plan; excluded on the Basic Plan.
Standard3.7/5Oven and range covered on all tiers including Simply Kitchen.
Standard3.6/5Oven and range covered on the buyer and seller plans; accessories are excluded.
Add-on / tier3.4/5Oven and range covered on Bronze and Platinum; excluded on the Gold systems plan.
Standard3.3/5Oven and range covered on Gold and Platinum up to the $1,500 per-item cap.

Status reflects standard plan terms filed in the US market. “Add-on / tier” means coverage depends on the plan tier or a paid add-on. Provider order is by published overall /5 score, with no paid placement. Always confirm current terms in the sample contract before buying.

§ 01Common claim scenarios
§ 02What to watch for in the policy language
  • Whether the cooktop, wall oven, and range are treated as one item or separate capped items
  • Cosmetic and accessory exclusions that cover the core failure but not racks or knobs
  • Comparable-replacement and depreciation terms on an older unit
§ 03Reader questions on oven and range
Does a home warranty cover oven and range?
Usually yes, for failures from normal wear and tear, though coverage is never universal. It varies by plan tier and by contract: some plans cover it on every tier, others only on a higher tier or as a paid add-on, and a few exclude it. Read the sample contract before assuming a repair will be covered.
What is usually excluded for oven and range?
Pre-existing failures and units excluded on a systems-only plan Read the contract's exclusion section before you assume a repair is covered.
Will the warranty pay the full repair cost?
Not always. Most plans apply a per-item or per-system annual dollar cap, and you still pay the service-call fee per visit. A large oven and range repair can exceed a low cap, leaving you to cover the difference.
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