SOURCE: Maytag MER6772 - Oven bake element not working even after replacing it.
To find service information for your Maytag Model go tothis link
http://www.servicematters.com/
When on this site, click on Maytag Historical Service Library.
Then click on Maytag Service Library.
Click on term and conditions
Click on Literatur by Model
Enter Modle number MER 6772
Clck go
You will be able to print or download the service manual for your model
Your problem may be the bake relay on the clock or wiring.
SOURCE: Maytag oven doesn't light, broiler comes on instead
On some gas ranges, the broiler comes on with the bake selection during warm up. This allows the oven to preheat much quicker. More than likely, the control pad is functioning properly and your bake igniter is bad. Igniters become weak with age and eventually go bad. Since the bake feature is used more frequently, it typically goes bad more often. The following link provides you with some guidance on oven igniters:
http://www.fixya.com/support/r401858-replacing_oven_igniter_gas_range
Remember: just because an igniter glows, does not mean it is good. If they become weak, they will not draw the required current potential to open the gas safety valve.
If you determine the igniter to be bad, you can obtain a replacement at searspartsdirect.com. Just type in your model number and go to the "Gas Controls" heading and look for item number 14 (part number 74007498). If the igniter plug does not match the plug you have on your oven, the instructions will guide you to cut the wires and splice the ends together. There should be ceramic wire lugs that come with the igniter kit. CAUTION: Make sure you only use the ceramic (heat resistant) lugs that come with the kit. Splicing with regular wire lugs or electrical tape will melt due to the heat. Additionally, make sure you UNPLUG the appliance before replacing the igniter. Live voltage potentials are still present with the range shut off.
I hope you find this information helpful. Let me know if you require additional assistance.
SOURCE: Maytag Model #cre9600cce the broiler works but the
Its an electric range, believe your lower element is either bad or wire to it burned off or the thermostat or control to it are bad.
FYI the Broil element is upper and lower element is bake. Just so we are on the same page. Sorry if you already knew this.
The most common thing is a bad lower element where food has "boiled oveer" and got on the lower element causing a cold/hot spot and thus burns it out prematurly.
Shut off breaker, no power to unit, remove lower element. Inspect wires in back of element if tight and connected, keep wire ends out and test for voltage (usually 220-240 VAC) on the wires. No voltage here then the problem is above at the thermostat or operation selector switch or wiring or a safety control and may even be in the clock timmer. If you have power there all these items are ok and again go to the element power off. Remove 1 wire which one dosnt matter. test for continuity of the element. It will proably read HIGH or infinity. My guess is anything over 30 to 70 ohms the element is bad.. the part number used to be located someplace on the element. Keep it together and un bent as much as possible becaused you may have to use the measuremants to secure a part number of a generic element.
Hope this helps. If so please grade me accordingly and good luck.
SOURCE: We have a Maytag Gas Range, Precision Touch
Likely your oven igniter is bad. Part number 74007498
SOURCE: Bake element for Maytag MER5765RAS did not work.
look inside the breaker box..find the 220 breaker to the range...make sure both sides are in the on possition....if not then only 110 volts are going to the range instead of 220...hope this helps..thanks
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