Maytag Electric Oven Not Heating

This video provides information on how to troubleshoot an electric oven that won t heat and the most likely defective parts associated with.

Maytag electric oven not heating.

Second the igniter gets hot enough to glow and ignite the gas in the oven burner. Electric oven not heating. An electric oven has two heating elements at the top and bottom of the oven. While the top element is mainly used for broiling the bottom element provides heat for all other cooking functions.

What to do if your maytag oven or range is not working. The control board is responsible for sending heat to oven elements. Signs that your maytag oven s heating element is defective include. Maytag oven heating problems sometimes are due to one or more surface elements not working.

The issue is most likely a bad internal fuse oven temp sensor thermostat a broken frayed wire power issue or an oven control board. A bad control board must be replaced. First the igniter draws electrical current through the oven safety valve to open it. Most electric ovens use both the bake element and the broil element in a bake cycle with the bake element performing 90 percent of the heating.

If the igniter gets weak it will fail to open the safety valve. As long as your oven is past its warranty you shouldn t let this repair intimidate you you needn t be an electrician to replace a. Oven performance will not be affected once the set temperature is reached. The igniter is the most commonly defective part for an oven not heating.

Low cold room temperature will cause longer preheat times. Check the electrical supply. If your oven or range is not working there are a couple of things you can check. If everything is working properly but the oven it usually means that the baking element and the broil element are intact and working.

If the cause of the problem is not found in the oven s heating elements the oven control board might be malfunctioning. As mentioned above sometimes your maytag oven not heating can result from a power source problem and not an oven malfunction. The igniter has two main functions. A hidden bake element provides a buffered heat and will take longer to preheat than an exposed bake element.

A range oven installed on lower voltage 208v will take longer to preheat than one installed on 240v. Consider replacing an electric oven s heating element. If the bake element isn t working the oven may not reach the set temperature or will take longer to reach that temperature and food will normally burn on the top. Both gas and electric ovens require electricity to operate with electric ovens requiring a higher amount of voltage from a 240v outlet.