Three electric heating systems sit in the MAS486GDFMXV — the main cavity, the auxiliary cavity and the griddle — alongside six gas burners. When an owner reports that “the oven” has failed on a range like this, establishing which cavity is involved usually halves the diagnosis, because the two ovens share almost nothing but the control board. The far-left and far-right burner valves are the ones that stiffen first, since they sit at the ends of the manifold where the linkage runs longest.
Key Features
- 48" freestanding dual-fuel range with electric griddle
- 6 burners over a 4.7 cu ft electric main cavity
- 2.4 cu ft auxiliary electric oven
- Electric broiler with optional convection in the main cavity
- Soft-motion doors on both cavities
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
One cavity heating while the other does nothing
02
Main bake element failing open
03
Griddle thermostat holding a wide temperature swing
04
Soft-motion damper on the auxiliary door failing
05
Burner valve stiff on the far left or right of the manifold