MER1140AAW
Maytag MER1140AAW Electric Stove Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Coil element loose in its socket
- Oven not reaching the set temperature
- Broil element dark
- Oven light staying off
Looking at the Maytag MER1140AAW, we see an electric range. The MER at the start of the number matches its type. We have no width or line detail for this one, so the label supplies the rest.
Many electric ranges of this kind stay in service for years because the working parts are simple: coils, switches, an oven element and a thermostat or sensor. When we are called, the pattern is usually a loose or burned socket, a broil element that has gone dark, or an oven that stops short of the temperature set. We test the continuity of each element with a meter and examine the wiring behind the control panel.
You will get a written price before work starts. We note the model and serial from the label to order the right part, and the repair has a 30-day workmanship warranty. If the range is worn beyond economical repair, we tell you so.
Key features
- Maytag electric range
- Electric power
- Electric cooktop with electric oven
Error codes this model can show
What would make the broil element go dark?
A burned element, a loose lead at its terminal or a failed switch. A visual check shows burn marks or breaks, and a meter test confirms continuity before we replace anything.
Can a loose coil socket be fixed?
Yes. A burned or spread receptacle is replaceable and is often the true cause of a coil that heats poorly. We inspect the terminals and wire ends too.
Is it worth repairing a long-serving electric range?
Usually, since elements and switches cost little. We give you the price first, and tell you when the repair costs too much against the value of the range.
Book repair for your MER1140AAW
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.