Maytag Gemini top oven, the bottom element does not get hot. I replaced the element with a new one from maytag. what is the problem?

There are several potential reasons why your Maytag Gemini double oven electric range is still not heating up after replacing the bottom element and thermal sensor and testing the power. Some possibilities include:

1. The wiring or control board may be faulty and preventing the oven from heating up.
2. The upper heating element or broil element may also be faulty and need to be replaced.
3. The oven may not be calibrated properly, which could cause it to not heat up correctly.
4. There may be a problem with the oven's door latch or switch, which could prevent it from heating up.

when you set oven on bake the broil element comes on too,set the bottom oven on broil and see if the element gets hot,if not,unplug the machine or kill the power going to it,remove the element and check it with a meter to see if the element is bad,if so change out broil element if element is good you could have a broken wire or bad clock assy.there's a computer board with the clock that everything runs through,hopefully you have a bad element,if the element is coming on next thing to check is the sensor,this tells the computer how hot it is so it will turn the elements on and off,if you look behind the top panel in the back i think the paperwork is in a plastic pouch,it will tell you how to read out the sensor,i think it's 1080 ohms,or you can read out the sensor on the top oven and then check the bottom sensor and hopefully it will be a bad broil element or sensor and not the clock assy. hope this helps.

RAISE OVEN RACK SHELF, BOTTOM ELEMENT MAY NOT BE TURNING OFF, NEEDS REPLACEMENT

replace the control

This is a common problem and easy repair. Locate the model number onside the oven door frame. Purchase the element based on the model number. TURN OFF the power to the oven. Unscrew the 2 screws inside the oven holding the element to the back wall. Gently pull the element forward. The wires will be short.Remove the wires from the broken element. Place them on the new element. Re-insert the element terminals and attach the screws.
TURN ON the power. Bake me some cookies and send them to me.

may tag gives 5yer worenty if not still under worant get rid of it

replace the switch

after power outage clock on oven will not set unless the oven itaelf is on unable to set clock

you can remove them from the inside.after you remove two screws.(one from each side of the element) pull it out slowly so that you dont disconnect wires from the element. if wires disconnect then you have to pull ou the oven and unscrew back panel to reattach the after you install the new element.

The problem is either in the oven control or the element (in some cases could be both). You will need a meter to check the resistance on the elements as well as power to the element. Remember this is 240 volts and very dangerous. If your not comfortable with it call a professional.