Where in the world are you? Have you tried face book marketplace? I know two people installing them right now…

Northern VA! I don't know what is wrong with my searching. I can't find a soul to service it! It needs a new fan. I am so sick of not finding someone to service it, I just want to get rid of it but I can't find someone to take it off my hands.

There are several AGA ranges on ebay.com. Have you tried ABW which sells (and presumably services) AGA appliances? It has stores in VA and MD.

If you have a local Buy Nothing group, you could post it there to see if someone is interested. If there's really nowhere locally to service it, though, even that might not work--but worth a try. Maybe someone handy wants to try fixing it themselves. There are a lot of groups in Northern VA--search for your city/neighborhood to find yours.

Put it on Ebay.

ABW won't talk to me unless I purchase through them. Pretty rude, actually.

A fan is a pretty simple replacement. Talk to a local supply house, and get the name of some folks who shop there.

WOW this is interesting a fan usually not a huge job to rplace but call AGA they can either put you in tuch with a service place or send you instructions on how to replace the fan. I think to replace this with almost anything elses will be step down for sure .Try google Aga replacement parts there are lots one for sure even sends you the instructions to do the job.

guaranteedparts.com sells Aga parts. You have to know the model number of your appliance. Perhaps you can obtain the service manual for the appliance, remove the fan, and find a replacement for it.

I have an AGA and also cannot get any service at all - it is a useless doorstop and sadly one that cost a fortune. The servicer passed away and Middlebury AGA has been useless despite escalating to the top. Half the people on their list do not even know what an AGA is and no one despite calling everyone in my state and the surrounding states will assist- I do not recommend AGA for this reason

AGA, what beautiful stoves, and yet even in the SF Bay Area, service is extremely difficult. Worst purchase I made was an AGA Elise refrigerator, when issues arose (day 1), had to text some guy in Modesto, then crickets. I wanted to restore my 1928 Tappan range, and the Aga fridge complemented range, but no one could save my range either...so I wasted my money buying the refrigerator before I knew I couldn't save my range. Stupid. I do hope you can find someone to save your stove, but really it should not be that hard. Either you are in the US market and can service your customers or not. So frustrating.

Rule #1- before you buy that gorgeous Euro appliance...do your homework. And if you buy house with gorgeous Euro appliance...figure out early on, before trouble, if service is available near you.

There's a pre-owned Aga dealer in North Carolina, check in with them: https://www.chefcargo.com/appliances/pre-owned/