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Oven Problem
My Maytag oven has an odd problem.
In 'bake' mode only the bottom element works, the top element does not turn on. But the upper element works, because 'broil' works fine. Probably the control board? |
As far as I know, it's working properly.
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That's what it's supposed to do.
Turn on "preheat" and both should turn on. |
That's normal.
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LOL, is this the first time you have used an oven?
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No, the graphic image on the display shows the top and the lower burner on for 'bake'.
Both are supposed to come on. |
recipes are designed for the heat to come from the bottom, so your oven must be challenge to bake a cake in.
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Bake is just the lower.
Some ovens will use both during preheat then shut down the upper. Some ovens will cycle the broiler to maintain a more even temp. Some ovens will use the broiler in bake but at low wattage so it may actually be putting out a small amount of heat but just not turning red. Set it to bake, reach in and touch the broiler then you'll know. Regardless, if the oven comes up to heat in a reasonable time and functions why sweat it? |
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Lol you asked here, so please trust EVERY SINGLE PERSON that has replied so far. Your oven is working perfectly.SmileWavy |
I have gas, my oven doesn't even have a top element/burner.
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We care. We are not laughing at you. Anyways, what are you cooking and can we all come around?
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Yeah that's what I'm talkin about
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I've never taken the challenge.... |
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I would call the customer support line. But since the upper element does in fact work, maybe I'd just try baking a cake or cooking a chicken instead. |
Uncle. Thanks for the help.
I have two ovens, my other oven heats from the top and bottom. Maye the Maytag is different... Anyhow, it's baby seal stew. You're all welcome to come over. |
This is how mine used to work. In hindsight, the upper never got red hot on top, so it must have been cycling for short periods of time.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1491052259.jpg |
Are you recently divorced or separated?
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