McGraw-Edison Wall oven Parts — Browse All Models

Common replacement parts for McGraw-Edison wall ovens

• Thermal switch. The thermal switch is located on the back of the wall oven. It trips if the wall oven overheats.
• Electronic oven control board. The electronic oven control board senses oven temperature and cycles the bake element and broil element on and off to maintain the oven temperature that you set on the control panel.
• Control panel. The control panel houses the selection buttons that allow you to choose oven settings and the control display.
• Oven temperature sensor. The oven temperature sensor detects oven temperature and sends the temperature signal to the electronic control board to help maintain set oven temperature.

What to do when your McGraw-Edison wall oven won't work at all

When your wall oven combo has a digital display and the control panel doesn't light up, reset the house circuit breaker for the wall oven if it's tripped. If the oven has power but the control is dead, you may need to have a service technician replace the electronic control board. Repairing failures on a wall oven microwave combo can be dangerous because the microwave has a high-voltage capacitor that can retain a lethal electrical charge even when electrical power is disconnected from the appliance.

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