Cwe-4800 maytag wall oven

This shouldn't be too difficult. Make sure the power is off. Remove the screws that hold the oven element in place. carefully pull the element out from the back wall without losing the wires back in the holes. Install the wire on the new element push it back in the wall. Reinstall the screws and you are set. Turn the power back on and check to make sure the oven cycles when it reaches the set temperature.

Hello,

As oppesed to the control itself i believe the touchpad is the colprut it plugs into the control and its a lot less expensive. The model number listed on your question,please replay with full exact model off the label which on that wall oven is either on a label by the door hinges or on the bottom or the control console between it the console and top edge of door. reply with that and i will give you the part number for that touchpad.

Gene

I had almost the same problem I to have a Maytag.I was not getting any readings from my panel and the oven would not work.I called up Maytag and they told me to move the oven away from the wall.Whats happens the computer board heats ( Display ) up causeing this problem.I moved the oven a little bit away from the wall and now it works great.I hope this helps you.

the installation instructions are in the user manual and the wiring must be done by an accredited , qualified electrician
do anything yourself and the warranty is void

black is 110.v red is 110 v =220 volts white to center terminal . bare to frame of oven .. the damage could be to the pc board and the eoc ( clock) any fans ect . it may be more than you want to spend .. panel is 155.00 the clock is 155.00 fan 70.00 . you may not need all of this ., oven cost 764.00 / repair it .. mm /

Hello. I can help you. What you have there at the wall is a circuit with 120 volts of power available. Your Gas oven requires 240 volts of power, thus the additional [red] wire. That said, they do not match up.

You will have to run a 240 volt wire from your electrical panel to rear of your stove opening with the correct circuit breaker in the panel, the correct amperage wire to the stove, the correct receptacle for the stove and the correct plug on the stove.

This is serious electricity here so do not proceed on your own as you could get seriously hurt or worse.

Hi, The Function key is shorted or stuck.

Replace touch pad or if touch pad is part of the clock, replace the clock (ERC).

You will need to replace the display assbly.
It is a very common problem with maytag/Jenn Air

Go to google and type in model and IOM and it should give you what you need. Replacing the element should not be hard. Just disconnect the power first. My main concern is that you said the oven won't turn off. You may have a control switch problem. Did the element melt at the terminals or in the middle of the element itself?

Usually this turns out to be a problem with the main clock/electronic control but the only way to know for sure is to do some electrical testing with a volt/ohm meter and the wiring diagram located within the appliance. If possible use the meter and the wiring diagram to check input/output voltages looking for discrepancies between the diagram and the actual meter readings.


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