MGS5770AD
Maytag MGS5770AD Gas Range Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Surface burner with a weak or yellow flame
- Oven that overshoots the set temperature
- Igniter that glows but the flame never starts
- Cooktop that clicks without lighting
If your range label reads MGS5770AD, you have a Maytag gas range. It burns gas at the cooktop and in the oven, and the number is listed with other endings, including MGS5770ADA, MGS5770ADB and MGS5770ADC.
Gas ranges like this sit in many Houston kitchens next to a wall shutoff and a flexible line, so that is where we begin. A yellow or ragged flame points toward blocked burner ports or an air-mixing issue, which we can usually clear on the first visit. In the oven, we test how long the igniter takes to open the valve and whether the temperature sensor reads true.
Part availability is a question we settle only after reading the model and serial tag on your range. You then get a written quote before anything is taken apart, and our labor is guaranteed for 30 days.
Key features
- Maytag gas range
- Fueled by gas
- Seen with endings MGS5770ADA, MGS5770ADB and MGS5770ADC
Error codes this model can show
My MGS5770AD oven overshoots the temperature I set. What is wrong?
Commonly the oven sensor drifts or the control reads it wrong. We compare it with a separate thermometer and test its resistance, then replace the part that is off.
Why is the flame on one burner yellow?
A yellow flame usually means blocked ports, a misplaced burner cap or too little air at the mixer. We clean and reseat the burner and check the flame again at high and low.
Do ADA, ADB and ADC versions use the same parts?
Mostly, since they are listed as endings of one number, but revisions can differ. We read the entire label so we order what fits your range.
Book repair for your MGS5770AD
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.