Maytag Mgr6775bdq Range Parts

This orifice holder supports and aligns the 16K burner orifice, channeling gas from the valve to the burner for a steady flame and dependable ignition. It mounts under the cooktop and secures the high-output burner assembly.

• Aligns and supports the 16K burner's orifice and burner base beneath the cooktop
• Directs gas from the valve to the burner for correct flame pattern
• Can help restore consistent ignition and heat at the designated 16K burner location
• Typical signs to check: burner won't ignite, weak or uneven flame, or stripped/damaged mounting threads

• Shut off gas supply and disconnect power before servicing
• Remove grates and burner parts; lift the cooktop as required to access the holder
• Transfer the existing orifice to the new holder and ensure proper alignment before tightening
• After reassembly, leak-check gas connections per manufacturer instructions and verify flame performance

For screws order: WP7101P485-60.

Color: black. Small size. Measures about 2-1/2 inches in diameter.

This broil burner ignitor lights the broil flame in your oven for fast, even broiling. Replacing a weak or failed ignitor restores reliable ignition and consistent high-heat performance when starting broil. What it does

• Provides the ignition source for the oven's broil burner
• Works with the range's ignition system to light the broil flame
• Typical symptoms include the broiler not igniting or heating, intermittent lighting, or repeated ignition attempts without flame
• Visual clues of failure can include a cracked ceramic insulator, damaged tip, or burnt/frayed lead

• 1 broil burner ignitor assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool completely before service
• Access the broil burner at the top of the oven; remove any shields/panels and note the ignitor's original position and bracket orientation
• Handle the ceramic/tip carefully; avoid impact, route the lead away from hot surfaces, and make secure electrical connections
• Restore gas and power, then test broil to verify prompt ignition and a steady flame

This surface burner ignition switch with protective shield mounts on the gas valve stem. When you turn the knob, it closes the circuit to the spark module to ignite the burner and the shield helps protect the switch from spills. What it does:

• Triggers the spark module to create a spark when the surface burner knob is turned
• Shield helps protect the switch from moisture, grease, and heat
• Typical symptoms of a failed switch: no spark, intermittent sparking, or continuous clicking
• One switch is used per burner valve; replace only the failed switch(es)

• 1 ignition switch with protective shield

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Pull the knob straight off and remove the control/manifold panel to access the switch
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch; align on the valve stem and position the shield correctly
• Reassemble, restore power and gas, and verify proper spark at each burner

This oven door hinge supports and guides the door through its range of motion so it opens smoothly and seals tightly when closed. Replacing a fatigued hinge restores proper door alignment and consistent oven performance. What it does:

• Provides spring-assisted tension to control door opening and closing
• Helps the door seal evenly against the gasket to retain heat
• Maintains correct stop positions to prevent slamming or over-travel
• Common symptoms: door won't close fully or pops open, drops/slams, sits crooked, heat escaping/long preheat

• One door hinge assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the oven to cool completely before servicing.
• Remove the door per your model's procedure (often open to the broil stop, engage hinge locks, then lift off).
• Use hinge locks/pins to control spring tension and prevent snap-back during removal/installation.
• Support the door to avoid damage; many replace both hinges together to keep tension balanced.

This oven door gasket restores a tight seal between the door and the oven front frame. A proper seal reduces heat loss, supports accurate temperatures, and helps food bake and roast more evenly.

• Creates a heat-resistant seal at the door-to-cavity opening to contain heat and airflow
• Helps maintain stable oven temperatures and normal preheat times
• Replace if the seal is torn, frayed, brittle, flattened, burned, or leaking
• Helps resolve heat escaping around the door, uneven baking, or longer cook times

• Disconnect power; for gas appliances, also shut off gas. Allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove the old gasket by releasing end retainers or pulling it from the channel; clean the groove
• Install the new gasket without stretching; seat it evenly around the perimeter with corners aligned
• Close the door and check for uniform contact all around; adjust as needed per your model instructions

This oven temperature sensor measures the heat inside the oven and sends that signal to the control so the appliance can reach and maintain the set temperature. Use it to restore accurate baking and consistent heating.

• Monitors actual oven cavity temperature and communicates with the control
• Helps regulate element/burner cycling for steady, even heat
• Failure may present as inaccurate temps, not reaching set temp, overheating, or very long preheat

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely before service
• Remove the mounting screw(s) securing the sensor inside the oven; gently pull it forward to access the wire connector
• Disconnect the harness, connect the new sensor, route wires carefully, and resecure the sensor
• If the connector retracts behind the liner, rear-panel access may be required

Color: Black. For biscuit order 98008169. For white order WP98008544.

This gas surface burner head sits on the burner base and channels gas through precision ports for quick ignition and an even flame. Replacing a worn or clogged head helps restore reliable lighting and consistent heat.

• Distributes gas from the burner base to the flame ports for even flame patterns
• Interfaces with the spark electrode to enable ignition
• Helps maintain proper flame shape and heat output
• Common symptoms include burner won't light, weak/uneven or yellow flames, delayed ignition, or continuous clicking

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove grate and burner cap; lift the old burner head off the base
• Clean the burner base and electrode area; align the new head with locator pins and the electrode opening, then seat fully
• Reinstall cap and grate; restore gas/power and test ignition and flame

Spark module that controls the ignition sequence for gas range surface burners, producing the spark needed to light burners. Replacing a faulty module restores proper sparking and helps eliminate persistent clicking or no-ignite conditions. What it does:

• Generates high-voltage sparks to the burner igniters so gas burners light reliably; failure can cause burners not to ignite.
• Directs spark timing for individual surface burners; symptoms of failure include continuous clicking, intermittent sparks, or one or more burners failing to light.
• Works with the range's ignition system to coordinate spark and valve operation; does not include igniters or valves.

• Disconnect electrical power (and gas supply where applicable) before beginning any repairs.
• Photograph wiring connections before removal to ensure correct reconnection; reconnect wires to matching terminals.
• Use the exact OEM part number and replace with the same module to ensure proper fit and operation.

Bottle with brush. Color: Biscuit paint. It's point-six fluid ounces.

This surface burner ignitor switch mounts on the gas valve and signals the spark module when you turn the knob to Lite. Replacing a faulty switch restores reliable clicking and ignition on the affected burner. What it does:

• Closes the circuit to send power to the spark module when a knob is turned
• Helps produce a steady spark at the electrode for quick burner lighting
• Common symptoms it may address: no spark on one burner, constant clicking with knobs off, or intermittent sparking
• Used on gas cooktops/ranges that employ one spark switch per burner valve

• 1 ignitor switch

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing
• Remove the knob and access the control area to reach the switch on the valve stem
• Note wire positions; transfer wires to the new switch and align it correctly on the valve
• Reassemble, restore power/gas, and test for proper spark operation

The Orifice Holder is an OEM part for Whirlpool gas ranges. It includes the spark electrode and the 9.2k orifice, which are essential components for proper ignition and gas flow in the burner assembly.

Causes of a faulty orifice holder can include wear and tear over time, damage from corrosion or debris, or improper adjustment.

Symptoms of a bad orifice holder may include:

• Weak or no ignition spark
• An uneven or weak flame
• Difficulty in adjusting the burner flame
• Gas odor or leakage

This OEM Whirlpool part can also be used on Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears brand appliances.

Color: Black. Size: Large.

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.