20 Most Recent Maytag 24" Built-In Single Gas Wall Oven - Stainless-Steel - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Sensor or board fault But its a tech call you can look the code up online make model etc then fault code

More than like a surge has fried most of the electricals in your oven. Since you are dealing with a gas appliance I suggest be very careful. Even the tiniest gas leak could result in your residence blowing up, etc. For this reason I recommend call your gas company, and have them come out and install a new one for you. It's just not worth the risk.

It's most likely the control board. It depends on age of unit and cost and time of repair. It may be quicker to just get new unit with holidays just around corner.

Assuming everything with lock mechanism is aligned properly, either lock motor is bad, or wiring could be bad, or control is bad.

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Hello! Please kindly check the manual. Hope it will help! https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/1310710/?page=17

More than likely the heating element has failed. They are easy to replace just make sure the Oven is turned off and unplugged before starting work.

replace the thermostat control normally found in the oven switch so may have to replace that switch

Go to appliancepros.com and put in your model number and look up the glass. They will give you the price. I know on most models u can order the glass without buying the whole door.