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Model Number: MEW6627BAW   Brand: Maytag   Age: 5 - 10 years   
The display on my wall oven has faded, for all essential purposes, cannot even be read. What part do I need to replace, and what is the part number? I assume I can get the schematic and replace it myself. Thanks for your help.
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The Electronic Clock Part# Is Ap367514 If Ordering Through Appliance Parts
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Is this the problem. When you say clock, that is the whole part, that shows the timer, temp, everything, right? What would cause this to happen to the existing display?
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The Clock Has An Led Display Or Light Emitting Diode ,movement Of Electrons Through A Circuit .decaying
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