Parts for Maytag JES9900BAS20: 05 - Internal Oven Parts

Oven not heating or baking unevenly? The bake element generates heat at the bottom of your oven cavity. DIY-friendly repair—takes about 10 minutes.

If your broil function won't heat or brown food properly, a failed broil element is the likely cause. This upper heating element restores direct radiant heat.

Color: chrome. Measures about 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep.

This receptacle provides the appliance's electrical connection point, restoring a secure power feed and preventing intermittent or no-power issues. Use it to replace a damaged or worn connector for reliable operation. What it does:

• Restores the appliance's main power connection where the cord or harness plugs in
• Replaces cracked, melted, or loose receptacles that cause intermittent power
• Stops arcing or poor contact that can lead to shutdowns or overheating smells
• Helps ensure a firm, vibration-resistant electrical connection

• Disconnect all power before starting work to avoid shock or injury
• Verify wiring colors and terminal positions match the original before reconnecting
• Securely fasten the receptacle and strain-relieve the cord/harness to prevent movement

Fix F1 error codes and temperature control issues with this oven temperature sensor. Takes about 15 minutes to install—just 2 screws and plug-in wiring.

A shoulder screw that secures appliance components and provides a precise pivot or spacer point. Replaces a missing or worn screw to restore alignment, reduce rattling, and keep panels and assemblies securely in place. What it does:

• Provides a fixed-diameter shoulder for pivots, spacers, or mounting points in assemblies.
• Holds panels and moving components at the correct distance to prevent binding or friction.
• A missing or worn shoulder screw can cause misalignment, rattling, or loose parts during operation.
• Used where a smooth-bearing surface and controlled clearance are required between parts.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or shut off breaker) before servicing.
• Handle small fasteners carefully to avoid dropping into assemblies; magnetic pickup tools can help.
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly but avoid overtightening.