Maytag Oven Bake Element (74003019)
Thu, Jan 18, 2007
This is a Maytag electric oven bake element. It is a common replacement for many Maytag made brands. This bake element has push-on terminals with approximately 19 inches of spacing between the terminals. If you are not sure if this element will fit your model, refer to the model list at the bottom of this post.
There are two ways to check for a faulty bake element. One way is to look for any burn marks on the element itself. If you dont see any visible damage, you want to check your element for continuity. Remeber to always unplug any appliance before doing so. To check your element for continuity, you would need to use an ohmmeter. If your bake element shows no resistance, it needs to be replaced.
This bake element will fit some Maytag, Magic Chef, Norge, Jenn-Air, and Admiral made ovens. Approximate size: Length: 19″, width: 19-1/2″, spacking between terminals: 19″. Made by Maytag. Part Number: 74003019.
Models this bake element will fit:
- 5651XUA, 5651XUS, 5651XUW, 6551WUA, 6551WUW, 6551XUA, 6551XUB, 6551XUW, C6892XVS
- FCE30510A, FCE30510B, FCE30510W, FCE30510WC, FCE30600A, FCE30600B, FCE30600W
- FCE30610A, FCE30610B, FCE30610W, FCE30610WC, FCE30611WC
- ME3842VRV, ME3842XRA, MER1140AAW, MER1350AAW, MER2350AAW
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July 11th, 2009 at 10:26 pm
one question regarding Maytag Oven Bake Element (74003019)
when you say “If your bake element shows no resistance, it needs to be replaced.” do you mean that if it shows infinite resistance? If it shows no resistance then does that not mean there is perfect continuity? Just making sure I am diagnosing this correctly.
Justin
July 15th, 2009 at 11:16 pm
Both 0 Ohms or ∞ Ohms readings show that the heating element is bad. 0 Ohms means it’s shorted while ∞ Ohms means it’s open or in other words it’s burned out. Normally, the reading should be between 15 Ohms to 45 Ohms for different elements.
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