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oven has quit working, the the clean cycle will work. i have taken the igniter out plug it into 110 volts it glows bright red almost white
can the igniter still be bad??
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What happens when you turn the oven on and set it to BAKE? Does the igniter start to glow?
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nothing, only the clean cycle will work ran that also
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Set the control to bake, check the schematic, and check the bake output wire from the control, if no voltage, you probably have a bad control module. Before replacing, check the resistance of the oven sensor, if way off it's room temperature resistance( should be around 1Kohm) replace it. Click on your
Model # to get the part #.
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thanks will try that, i was in the navy in 65/69 aviation electronic been long time
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got around to measuring the ohms on the digtal meter it reads .22 k ohms
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Sounds bad, just order a new one by clicking on your model # and getting the part #.
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the local maytag dealer had the igniter changed it out still want come on
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You changed the oven sensor or the igniter??
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changed igniter #12400035
i think i read the ohms on the igniter and and posted, not the oven sensor!!!
took out the oven sensor it read 1000 ohms
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