Maytag Steam Wall Oven Message Please Remove and Empty Container: Drain Finished
Please Remove and Empty Container is a message on Maytag wall ovens with a steam or boiler function, such as the MEW9530FZ and MEW9627FZ. It appears at the end of the Drain cycle. It is a…
- Code
- Please Remove and Empty Container
- Appliance
- Wall Oven
- Brand
- Maytag
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What Please Remove and Empty Container means
Please Remove and Empty Container is a message on Maytag wall ovens with a steam or boiler function, such as the MEW9530FZ and MEW9627FZ. It appears at the end of the Drain cycle. It is a prompt, not a failure. Empty the water container, return it to its compartment before you close the oven door, then press OK. The Drain function can also be used on its own to remove any water left in the boiler, with the container emptied and replaced first.
Common causes of Please Remove and Empty Container
- Drain cycle finished
- Container still full or not returned to its compartment
1. Open the door and take out the water container. 2. Empty it and put it back in its compartment before closing the door. 3. Press OK on the display. 4. If the message stays, check that the container is seated all the way in.
- If the container is seated and the message will not clear, the sensor for it may need a look
- We check the drain and the container sensing before suggesting parts
- Quote in writing first, and a 30-day workmanship warranty
Other Wall Oven codes
Is this message an error?
No. It means the Drain cycle has ended. The oven wants you to empty the container so that no water stays behind, and then you press OK to continue using the oven.
Can I run the drain on my own?
Yes. The Drain function can empty the boiler manually. Empty the water container and return it to its compartment first, as the owner's manual describes, so that no residual water is left.
What if the message keeps appearing?
Check that the container is fully seated in its compartment. If the oven keeps asking after you pressed OK, tell us, and we can test the container sensing and the drain circuit.
Still unsure about Please Remove and Empty Container?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.