oven and broiler not working , hearing clicks in relay board , when power measured w/ vom power to electrodes goes on for 10 to 20 seconds then off so no heat up think that the relay board bad you agree?
I’ve got pretty much the same problem on a similar unit, SM272YS. No heat from any of the elements. Strangely though, occasionaly they will heat, sometimes after a reset of the circuit breaker.
I thought the problem might have been related to the hi-temp cut off switch because when I took the switch out of the circuit and completed the circuit between its terminals the oven worked. That however was short-lived and ultimately it again doesn’t work. The switch did show good continuity, but there were a couple of blips on the meter that made me think there might have been an occasional open circuit. I now think that was more a problem with them meter or the meter reader (me).
I too hear the clicking as if a relay is clicking on, and then off. I’m coming to the conclusion, like you, that it is the control board.
I too am changing out the switch, I see some slight differences. I have the following: Red (2 wires single connector), Black (2 wires single connector), Orange, Purple, and Blue. If you can tell me which numbers on the new switch i should connect to with the new switch P/N12002125. Stove model CCE3400W. Thanks.
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My Maytag dryer lights up when power is pushed. When start button is pushed a faint hum is heard and heating element can be seen in back getting red hot but control panel says sensing and will not start. Belt is ok and motor is not running. Ideas where to start greatly appreciated.
Hello,
You may want to start the troubleshooting from testing the heating element. Remove the wires from the heating element terminals and check for continuity between each terminal and the ground.
If there is continuity, replace the heating element.
If there is no continuity, replace the motor.
Here are the breakdown diagrams and http://www.appliancepartspros.com/parts-for-maytag-med6400tb0.html
Gene.
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My Maytag dryer lights up when power is pushed. When start button is pushed a faint hum is heard and heating element can be seen in back getting red hot but control panel says sensing and will not start. Belt is ok and motor is not running. Ideas where to start greatly appreciated.
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Gene IAW your guidance i replaced the heating element but now the control panel still lights up and will change appropriately but now the heating element does not come on at all nor is there any buzz as before. The drum light comes on when the button is pushed and the door switch has tension and depressing it will turn the light off. Before i replace the motor is there anything else that might cause this problem like thermal fuse, high limit switch, thermister? We live in a semi-rural area and get our power from a rural coop. A few weeks ago i had to replace the control panel on the matching washer. I appreciate any guidance. I’m basing my questions on the other posts that i’ve read. Thank you
GENE, any help on my thread? " Estate GAS Dryer won’t start"
Thanks
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Gene IAW your guidance i replaced the heating element but now the control panel still lights up and will change appropriately but now the heating element does not come on at all nor is there any buzz as before. The drum light comes on when the button is pushed and the door switch has tension and depressing it will turn the light off. Before i replace the motor is there anything else that might cause this problem like thermal fuse, high limit switch, thermister? We live in a semi-rural area and get our power from a rural coop. A few weeks ago i had to replace the control panel on the matching washer. I appreciate any guidance. I’m basing my questions on the other posts that i’ve read. Thank you
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Replacing the heating element without testing the old part for continuity does not do any good because we still don’t know the real cause of the original problem.
Perform the diagnostic as instructed in the attached tech sheet, starting from "Motor, heater and console ID" on page 2. Do not replace any parts yet and post the results. The simple multimeter AP5641751 or any other similar to it will be needed.
Gene.