Oven windows I have the Maytag Gemini and I absolutely love it (only about 2 months old) and when I was wiping down the front of the oven doors to clean it something must have dripped into the door vents because now there are drip marks on the glass inside...like in between the 2 pieces of glass. Do I have to take the doors apart to clean it? I mean...I could see how someone could drip steam or a boil over could easily drip down into the vents. Is there an easy solution to this? Thanks ;)

MET8776BS Maytag Gemini Smoothtop Double Oven Range

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Rating: 4.5 - ‎94 reviews MET8776BS Maytag Gemini Smoothtop Double Oven Range - Stainless Steel - Reviews ... Really like the features, however one burner doesn't work, after a month.... 2 ovens sure beats the storage bin underneath! the only negative I can think of is ...I bought my double oven a few months ago and am very happy with it.

F9-2 error code indicates:

1. Door latch motor failure/jammed. Latch motor switch failure.
2. Oven control software failure, or component failure(stuck relay).
3. Wiring problem.

• Press the clear key.
• If the Clear key does not eliminate the problem, turn off the power to the range for 30 seconds, then turn the power back on.
• It is most likely to have a failed or misaligned door lock switch.

Check the door switch and the temperature probe. If they are ok, then the problem is likely in the control board. These boards can be rebuilt.

• I have the same problem. Now the bottom oven wont get over 150 degrees!

I am attaching a Gemini manual. The checking procedures are the same for your oven.
Two component suspects for your problem would be the door latch mechanisms and the oven temperature sensors.

http://www.servicematters.com/maytag_library/docs/16010161.pdf

Open the door and look at the very bottom, front of range. If yours have a drawer it will be located behind the drawer right under the bake door, on the oven frame.

F-1 error is a Temperature Runaway. It Maytag's way of letting you know that oven overheated. Nothing you have done but it may have shorted out the oven sensor or the keypad. Check the sensor and see if it's closed. If it's okay, replace the keypad.

its related to the self clean ltach motr, if you pull hte unit out and drop teh rear panel, approx halh way down on theright side( when behind unit) thers asmall lock mechinisn mavbe 1.5 round, with a connecting rod 2 wires and a witch, well that motor sometimes as it heats looses connection with the switch. the switch is monitoring door positoin so if it loses contact it thinks the door is open and will trigger a code. the entire latch is replacabel (FRont to back comesa sone assy latch motor swittch and rod. 2 wires connect it and 2 screws(by front latch secure it. if youtry to replaceit your self i giveyou the heads up to lie a yard stick on top of latch before removing old latch (thos will keep the insulation in place) andthen when installe ing new latch also use hte ayrd stick ontop to keep insulation inplace!!!!!

Close door on lower oven (upper oven is not self clean). Press "Clean" pad. Press More pad or Less Pad. H is 4 hour clean, M is a 3 hour clean cycle and L is a 2 hour clean cycle. The door will lock and cleaning will begin. Good Luck!