Maytag Touch Pad

This replacement console is the outer control panel housing that holds the selector buttons, knobs, and display bezel—restoring the appliance's front control area for correct button access and a finished appearance. What it does

• Provides the outer housing for the control buttons, display, and selector components.
• Protects underlying electronic controls and wiring from everyday use and debris.
• Restores secure button/knob mounting and proper alignment for user input.
• Can eliminate rattling or loose-feeling controls caused by cracked or broken console pieces.

• One console housing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Installation typically requires removing screws or clips and carefully releasing tabs to remove the old console.
• Handle plastic tabs and the display bezel gently to avoid cracking; align tabs and fasteners before tightening.
• Reconnect wiring securely and verify function before final reassembly.

This control panel houses the user interface and buttons for oven and range operation, restoring access to bake/ broil settings, timers and display feedback. It replaces a damaged or non-responsive front console to regain normal control. What it does:

• Provides the main push-button and touchpad interface for oven/range functions
• Relays user input to the electronic control so selections are registered
• Restores visible status and timer readouts when the original panel is cracked or unresponsive
• Helps resolve problems where buttons stick, labels are worn, or the console is cosmetically damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the panel and display gently to avoid damaging the ribbon cable or connectors
• Installation may require removing the oven/range front trim or console screws; keep track of hardware

This control panel assembly replaces the appliance's user interface. Installing a new panel restores reliable button response and a clean, factory look so you can select settings, time, and options with confidence.

• Provides the button/touchpad area and display window you use to operate the appliance
• Sends key presses through its ribbon connector to the main control
• Common symptoms: unresponsive or intermittent keys, stuck/beeping keypad, or a cracked/worn panel face
• Restores proper console alignment and secure mounting

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove trim/console screws; support the panel and transfer any clips, screws, or attached components from the old assembly as required by your model
• Handle flat ribbon cables by their connectors; avoid creasing and ensure they are fully seated/locked
• Test all keys and functions before final reassembly