Maytag Range Parts — Browse All Models

Even dependable Maytag ranges can run into performance issues after years of cooking. Before replacing parts, it helps to isolate what’s causing the problem so you don’t waste time or money on unnecessary repairs.

If your oven broiler won’t heat, start by inspecting the broil element for blisters or breaks. Use a multimeter to test for continuity. If the element checks out, the control board or relay may not be sending power.

When your gas burner won’t spark or ignite, check the burner cap alignment and clean any residue from the burner ports. If none of the burners spark, the spark module may need replacement.

If your oven door won’t unlock after self-cleaning, the latch motor or lock switch could be stuck or defective. Replacing the oven door lock assembly usually restores normal operation.

• Bake element: The bake element heats the oven during standard cooking. If the oven doesn’t reach temperature or heats unevenly, it may be burned out. Installing a new bake element restores consistent baking performance.

• Relay control board: This board directs voltage to heating elements and igniters. If your oven won’t heat or the display stays blank, the board may have failed. Learn how to change the relay control board to bring your range back to life.

• Radiant surface element: The radiant element provides even heat for glass-top cooking. If part of your cooktop doesn’t heat or cycles off too soon, a new radiant surface element restores smooth, even cooking.

• Oven temperature sensor: This sensor measures and regulates oven temperature. When your oven runs too hot or too cool, it may be time for an oven temperature sensor replacement.

• Surface igniter electrode: This igniter lights the surface burners on gas models. If one burner won’t light but others do, the electrode may be cracked or worn. Swap in a new surface spark igniter electrode to restore ignition.

OEM Maytag range parts from Sears PartsDirect are made to fit your exact model. Factory-original components ensure safe installation, reliable performance, and long-lasting durability. You’ll find illustrated diagrams and helpful repair resources to guide you through identifying and replacing the right parts.

A weak bake element or faulty temperature sensor can slow preheating. Testing these parts with a multimeter will confirm which one needs replacement.

Constant clicking means one or more igniter electrodes may be wet or dirty. Dry the area thoroughly and clean around each burner cap and port.

These codes often indicate an issue with the oven’s control board or wiring. Disconnect power, check connections, and replace the board if the error persists.

Yes. Unplug the range, remove the mounting screws holding the element, disconnect the wires, and install the new element using a matching OEM replacement.

Look inside the oven door frame, behind the storage drawer, or along the control panel trim. The model number ensures you get the correct parts for your appliance.