Maytag Wall Oven Parts

This upper broil element sits at the top of the oven cavity to provide intense radiant heat for broiling and finishing. Replacing a burned-out element can restore top-heat performance and consistent, even results.

• Provides direct, high heat from the top during Broil to sear and brown food
• Common symptoms include: no broil heat, uneven top browning, only the bake element heats, visible cracks/blisters, or tripping a breaker from a shorted element
• Works with the oven control to cycle heat and maintain broil temperature
• A failed element typically shows no continuity when tested with a multimeter

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove racks; support the element, remove mounting screws, and carefully pull it forward
• Transfer wires one at a time with insulated pliers; prevent leads from slipping back into the insulation
• Avoid bending the element or over-tightening screws; ensure terminals are fully seated, restore power, and test Broil

This front leveling leg adjusts the height at the front of your appliance to keep it level and steady. Replacing a worn or missing foot helps eliminate rocking, protect floors, and make fine leveling adjustments simple.

• Threads into the base at the front corner to raise or lower the unit for accurate leveling
• Stabilizes the appliance to minimize rocking and vibration when opening the door or using the cooktop
• Restores proper adjustment when the original foot is stripped, bent, or missing
• Common signs include a wobbling appliance, difficulty leveling, or metal-to-floor contact/scuffing

• Disconnect power; turn off the gas supply
• Protect the floor and use an assistant to carefully slide and tip the appliance
• Start the new leg by hand to avoid cross-threading; finish adjustment with a wrench
• Level front-to-back and side-to-side, then verify stability before restoring service

Microwave venthood grease filter. Color: silver. Measures about 5 inches wide by 7-1/2 inches deep.

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

Spark electrode with a 29 inch female terminal.

This thermostat is a temperature-sensitive safety switch for range and wall-oven systems. It opens or closes its electrical contacts at a set temperature to help regulate heat, protect components, and keep the appliance operating safely and reliably.

• Senses temperature and opens/closes the circuit at its calibrated threshold
• Helps prevent overheating by interrupting power when excessive heat is detected
• Automatically resets once temperatures drop, depending on design and application
• Common failure signs include no heat, heat dropping out during preheat/bake, or no continuity through the thermostat when cool

• Disconnect power at the breaker; if gas, also shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Access the part per your model; photograph wiring and move connectors to the new thermostat one at a time
• Reinstall in the original orientation and location so it senses heat correctly; do not alter factory routing
• After installation, run a brief test cycle to confirm normal operation

This surface burner spark igniter creates the electric arc that lights the gas flame on your cooktop or range. Replacing a worn or cracked electrode restores reliable ignition and helps resolve hard-to-light burners and intermittent sparking.

• Provides a high-voltage spark at the surface burner to ignite gas
• Mounts to the orifice holder beneath the burner head
• Failure symptoms include burner not lighting, needing a match, or intermittent/weak spark
• Common issues: chipped/cracked ceramic insulator or damaged terminal/lead

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool; remove grates, burner caps, and heads to access the orifice holder
• Transfer the ignition lead, install the new electrode, and route the wire away from heat and sharp edges
• Ensure the tip is positioned near the burner as designed; verify spark and ignition before reassembly

This surface burner cap sits on top of a gas burner head to shape the flame and shield the burner from spills. Replace a missing, chipped, or warped cap to restore even flame, clean combustion, and reliable ignition.

• Shapes and stabilizes the flame for consistent cooking heat
• Protects the burner head from spills and debris
• Supports proper ignition when correctly seated
• Typical symptoms: uneven/yellow flames, delayed ignition, clicking without lighting, visible chipping or warping

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the cooktop/range to cool completely
• Lift off the old cap and clean the burner head and seating surface
• Place the correct cap for that burner size; align and seat it flat and centered
• Restore gas and power; test ignition and flame, and reseat if the flame is uneven

This electric surface element replaces a failed top burner on your range or cooktop. Installing a new element restores dependable, even heat and responsive temperature control when a burner won't heat or behaves inconsistently.

• Provides the heat for the selected cooking zone when the surface control sends power
• Common signs of failure: burner does not heat, heats intermittently or unevenly, visible burn spots/cracks, or an open reading on a continuity test
• A shorted element may trip the breaker or spark when that burner is turned on

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing; allow the cooktop to cool completely
• Access the element per your model's service manual; support any glass surface to avoid stress cracks
• Note wire positions and transfer connections one at a time; reuse original mounts and hardware
• Ensure the element sits level and secure before reassembly and testing

The Burner Knob is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges and cooktops. This knob allows users to control the intensity of the stove's burner, offering a seamless interface for adjusting from a gentle simmer to a rolling boil. 

Over time, burner knobs can wear out or become damaged due to frequent use, exposure to heat, or accidental impacts. 

Symptoms of a bad Burner Knob include:

• Difficulty in adjusting the burner's flame or heat level
• The knob is loose or does not turn smoothly
• Visible cracks or damage to the knob
• The knob does not align properly with the burner settings

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

This replacement door glass restores a clear viewing window and proper insulation on your range or wall oven. Replacing a damaged panel improves safety, appearance, and temperature stability so you can cook with confidence. What it does:

• Forms the exterior viewing window of the oven door and shields inner door layers
• Helps contain heat for consistent baking performance
• Replace if cracked, shattered, scratched, cloudy, or missing
• Common signs include visible damage, rattling glass fragments, or heat escaping around the door

• 1 door glass panel

• Disconnect power; for gas units, also shut off the gas supply
• Remove the door per your model's instructions and place it on a padded work surface
• Wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection; handle glass carefully to avoid chipping edges
• Transfer any required brackets or trim from the old panel and ensure the door seals and latches properly after reassembly

This small surface burner assembly replaces a worn or damaged top burner on your gas range or cooktop, restoring quick ignition and an even flame so the small burner heats predictably for simmering and everyday cooking.

• Distributes gas through the burner ports to create a steady, controllable flame at the small-burner position
• Works with the igniter/orifice holder to light reliably
• Common symptoms: burner won't light or only clicks, weak or uneven flame, yellow tips, delayed ignition, or flame that sputters out
• Visible cracks, warping, or heavy corrosion on the burner head

• Shut off gas supply and power; allow the cooktop to cool completely before servicing
• Remove grate and cap, then take out the old burner assembly; retain any screws or brackets as required by your model
• Align the new assembly over the orifice and igniter; seat fully and secure per the manufacturer's instructions
• Restore gas and power, then check for proper ignition and flame; verify there are no gas leaks

This surface burner ignitor creates the spark that lights gas at a cooktop/range burner. Replacing a worn or cracked electrode restores quick, reliable ignition and helps prevent repeated clicking or failed lighting at that burner.

• Generates a high-voltage spark at the burner to ignite gas
• Common fix for a surface burner that won't light or takes many clicks to light
• Addresses visible cracks, chips, or burned ignition tip on the electrode

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing; allow the appliance to cool
• Handle the ceramic insulator carefully; avoid touching the electrode tip
• Note wire routing and ensure a secure connection to the harness/spark module
• Position the electrode correctly relative to the burner head for consistent ignition

The orifice spud is the fixed jet that meters gas to a burner. Replacing a worn, clogged, or incorrect spud helps restore proper flame size, cleaner combustion, and reliable ignition on your gas cooking appliance.

• Precisely meters gas flow to the burner through a fixed opening
• Helps produce a stable blue flame and consistent heat
• If clogged, damaged, or wrong size, can cause weak/yellow flames, uneven heating, delayed ignition, or burners not lighting
• Supports correct operation when matched to the specified fuel type and burner rating

• Shut off gas supply and power before servicing
• Match the spud to the exact burner position and fuel type specified in your model documentation
• Thread the spud into the orifice holder/manifold with a wrench; do not overtighten
• Restore gas, then leak-test connections and verify proper flame characteristics

The Gas Range Orifice Holder is an OEM part for Whirlpool gas ranges. This component is responsible for securely holding the gas orifice in place to allow proper gas flow to the range burners. 

Causes of a bad orifice holder can include wear and tear over time, damage from impact or shocks, or warping of the holder that prevents it from fully enclosing and retaining the orifice. 

Symptoms of a bad orifice holder include:

• Improper gas flow to one or more burners 
• Burners that will not light or that light unevenly
• Changes in flame color or intensity
• Reduced burner performance

This replacement part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This grease filter traps airborne grease and cooking residue from the vent airstream. Replacing a worn or clogged filter helps restore airflow, protects the blower and ducting, and reduces greasy buildup on surrounding surfaces.

• Captures grease particles before they reach the fan and ductwork
• Helps maintain proper ventilation performance
• Common symptoms of a bad filter: lingering odors, poor venting, visible saturation or damage, rattling or loose fit
• Regular replacement supports cleaner operation and effective exhaust

• Disconnect power to the hood or microwave before servicing
• Access the filter from the underside; release the latch or fastener and remove the old filter
• Install the new filter in the same orientation as the original; ensure it is fully seated and secured
• Do not operate the vent without a grease filter in place