To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the oven door will not unlock on my Maytag Ranges?
If the oven door on your Maytag Ranges will not unlock, first allow the self-cleaning cycle to complete. If the oven is still hot, the door will not unlock until it has cooled to a safe temperature. Do not force the door open, as this will void the warranty. You can blow cool air on the door latch area to quicken the cooling process.
Why are the elements in my Maytag MER6875AAS not heating?
The surface or oven elements may not be heating due to a lack of power or improperly set oven controls. Ensure the plug is securely inserted into the receptacle, check and reset the circuit breaker or replace the fuse. Also, verify that the surface and/or oven controls have been properly set and that the oven is not set for a delayed operation. If it is an upper oven, ensure it is not in a toasting operation.
Why does my Maytag MER6875AAS Ranges smoke or have an odor when first used?
Minor smoking and/or odor is normal during the first few uses of the oven. Ventilate the area well and perform a self-clean cycle.
What to do if my Maytag MER6875AAS isn't working?
If part or all of your Maytag Ranges isn't working, check the power supply and circuit breaker. Make sure the oven controls are properly set and that the oven door is unlocked, especially after a self-clean cycle. Also, ensure the oven is not set for a delayed cooking or cleaning program.
How to fix oven light that is not working in Maytag Ranges?
If the oven light in your Maytag Ranges is not working, start by checking and replacing the lamp if necessary. Then, check for broken, loose, or dirty wiring connections. Also, inspect the light socket for continuity and the light plunger/switch for continuity, referring to the wiring diagram for application.
Why is the convection fan motor not working in my Maytag MER6875AAS Ranges?
If the convection fan motor is not operating, first check for 120 VAC supplied at the fan motor. If there is no voltage, check for broken or loose wiring between the fan motor and the relay board. If voltage is present at the fan motor, check the motor winding for continuity, a frozen motor shaft, and broken wiring between the motor and the neutral terminal block.
Why is there no oven operation in bake or broil in my Maytag MER6875AAS?
If there is no oven operation in bake or broil, check for 120 VAC at the control. If there is no voltage, check the power source. Also, check 120 VAC to the ignitor; if there is no voltage, replace the control. Verify all wire connections are clean and tight, and replace any broken wires.
How to fix self-clean cycle that is not working on Maytag Ranges?
If the self-clean cycle is not working on your Maytag Ranges, shut off power to the oven for five minutes by switching off the circuit breaker. Then, reset the circuit breaker and try the oven again.
Why does the broil element shut off during self-clean on my Maytag Ranges?
If the broil element shuts off shortly after the start of the self-clean operation, first verify that power is present at the unit and that the circuit breaker is not tripped. Also, replace the household fuse, but do not increase fuse capacity.
General| Brand | Maytag |
|---|---|
| Model Number | MER6875AAS |
| Product Type | Range |
| Fuel Type | Electric |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Burners | 5 |
| Oven Capacity | 5.3 cu. ft. |
| Convection Cooking | Yes |
| Self-Cleaning | Yes |
| Warming Drawer | Yes |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Width | 30 inches |
| Height | 47 inches |
Covers general information for the service manual, referencing technical sheets for specific models.
Provides safety notices for servicers and consumers, and defines safety symbols and words.
Covers range handling, leveling, anti-tip bracket, smoothtop, elements, and side panel removal.
Instructions for removing oven sensors, bake, and broil elements.
Essential safety practices and precautions for service technicians to follow.
Guidelines for electrical connections, requirements, and grounding for safe operation.
Procedure to follow in case of an oven fire to ensure safety.
Safety guidelines for receiving, installing, and operating the oven.
Safety precautions for baking, broiling, and roasting operations.
Safety measures for surface cooking units and general oven operation.
Procedures for surface and oven fires, and information on product safety devices.
Details on product model identification, nomenclature, and technical specifications.
Information on locating model numbers, service, parts, and extended service plans.
Guidelines for proper oven placement and maintaining airflow for optimal operation.
Diagnosing control system issues and understanding error code meanings.
Procedure for checking diagnostic codes and understanding control actions.
Detailed troubleshooting steps for oven door latch faults and related conditions.
Troubleshooting common component issues like no operation or heating failures.
Troubleshooting issues related to broil elements, fans, oven lights, and self-clean cycles.
Tests for oven light socket, various heating elements, and infinite switches.
Testing procedures for indicator lights, motors, switches, and temperature sensors.
Testing continuity of control panel pads and traces using a multimeter.
Specific test procedures for H2 controlled ovens, including temperature adjustment and modes.
Specific test procedures for H3 controlled ovens, including temperature adjustment and modes.
Guide to performing a quick test mode on the electronic range control.
Procedures for entering engineering test modes and adjusting oven temperature offsets.
Covers range handling, leveling, anti-tip bracket, smoothtop, elements, and side panel removal.
Instructions for removing bake, broil elements, and the oven sensor.
Instructions for removing the oven control/clock and replacing the oven light.
Detailed steps for removing, replacing, and disassembling the oven door and gasket.
Procedures for removing the upper and lower oven door latch assemblies.
Disassembly of oven door hinges, door plunger, switches, lamps, and thermostat.
Steps for removing the convection assembly from the oven cavity.
Removal of infinite switches, outlets, and procedures for oven racks and positions.
Details on lower oven rack positions, multi-rack baking, and half rack accessory.
Overview of accessible components within the upper and lower oven cavities.
Key safety warnings, precautions, and mobile home installation requirements.
Guidance on connecting the range electrically and obtaining service parts.
Provides essential dimensions for range installation and cabinet clearances.
Instructions for installing conduit options for electrical connection.
Guides on identifying required electrical connections and outlets.
Essential steps to perform before connecting the range's electrical supply.
Detailed instructions for making a 3-wire electrical connection to the range.
Detailed instructions for making a 4-wire electrical connection to the range.
Instructions for connecting bare wires using a 3-wire setup.
Instructions for connecting bare wires using a 4-wire setup.
Procedures for installing strain relief and anti-tip devices for safe installation.
Concluding steps for positioning, leveling, and powering up the range.
Mandatory clearance requirements for installation near combustible surfaces.
Guide to operating surface cooking controls and understanding suggested heat settings.
Instructions for cleaning, maintaining, and operating coil elements and drip bowls.
Overview of oven control panel, touchpad usage, and clock settings.
Managing oven functions: clock, timer, door locks, faults, sound, and temperature units.
Setting oven functions, defaults, baking, and Cook & Hold modes.
Operating Cook & Hold, Delay Cook & Hold, and Delayed Baking cycles.
Using Keep Warm function and operating the toasting feature with settings and charts.
Instructions for broiling, including settings, notes, and timing charts.
Guidance on oven vents, lights, bottom care, and rack usage.
Details on lower oven rack positions, multi-rack baking, and half rack accessory.
Operating surface controls, heat settings, and dual element features.
Operating smoothtop, notes, cooking areas, hot surface indicator, and warming center.
Tips for protecting the smoothtop, cleaning, and preventing marks and damage.
Recommendations for choosing and using cookware on the cooktop for optimal results.
Overview of oven control panel, touchpad usage, and clock settings.
Managing oven functions: clock, timer, door locks, faults, sound, and temperature units.
Setting oven functions, defaults, baking, and Cook & Hold modes.
Operating Cook & Hold, Delay Cook & Hold, and Delayed Baking cycles.
Using Keep Warm function and operating toasting with settings and charts.
Instructions for broiling, including settings, notes, and timing charts.
Operating automatic shut-off and Sabbath Mode for oven continuous operation.
Guidance on oven vents, lights, bottom care, fan operation, and rack usage.
Details on lower oven rack positions, multi-rack baking, and half rack accessory.
Operating surface controls, heat settings, and dual element features.
Operating smoothtop, notes, cooking areas, hot surface indicator, and warming center.
Tips for protecting the smoothtop, cleaning, and preventing marks and damage.
Recommendations for choosing and using cookware on the cooktop for optimal results.
Overview of oven control panel, touchpad usage, and clock settings.
Managing oven functions: clock, timer, door locks, faults, sound, and temperature units.
Setting oven functions, defaults, baking, and managing baking differences.
Operating convection baking and roasting modes with settings and notes.
Operating Cook & Hold and Delay Cook & Hold features.
Operating toasting function, notes, and timing chart for bread products.
Instructions for broiling, including settings, notes, and timing charts.
Using Keep Warm and programming/using Favorite settings.
Operating Sabbath mode and adjusting oven temperature settings.
Guidance on oven vents, lights, bottom care, fan operation, and rack usage.
Details on lower oven rack positions, multi-rack baking, and half rack accessory.
Procedures for self-cleaning ovens, including settings and delayed cycles.
Managing the self-clean cycle, addressing smoke, smells, and post-cleaning observations.
Cleaning procedures for various parts like backguard, cooktop, controls, and knobs.
Cleaning procedures for oven glass, interiors, racks, stainless steel, and painted surfaces.
