This is a standard freestanding electric range with straightforward components and a relatively low replacement cost. Common repairs include heating elements, temperature sensors, and surface control switches-often cost-effective, especially if the oven cavity and door seal are in good shape.
Repair typically makes sense if the failure is isolated (one element, one switch) and the unit is not very old. Replacement becomes more compelling when the main control board fails late in life or when multiple burners and the oven have performance issues at the same time.
Also consider safety: if wiring shows heat damage, breakers trip, or there's evidence of arcing at terminals, a deeper electrical repair may be needed and can push the decision toward replacement. For budget ranges, avoiding repeat service calls is often a priority.