This ME302YPT is a Professional built-in double oven with a twist: the two cavities do not match. The upper oven gets 11 modes including True Convection, Proof and Pizza, while the lower oven keeps things simple with Roast, Bake, Broil and Keep Warm. Both hold 4.6 cu. ft., and both are behind drop-down doors.
The interface is a white LED touch panel, and in this style of oven, touch and display problems account for a good share of calls. Ask yourself first whether the panel itself is unresponsive or whether the oven simply will not heat when the panel responds; they point to different parts. We also look at whether a power event preceded the problem.
The lower cavity has no convection fan, so a cold or slow lower oven is a matter of elements, sensor and relay. The upper cavity adds the fan to that list. Rated at 8500 watts and 40 amps, the feed gets measured before panels come off. A written quote precedes parts.
Not always. Moisture, grease or a loose ribbon cable can cause it. We clean and test the panel, check the connections and the board supply, then replace the control only if it is proven bad.
This model lists only Roast, Bake, Broil and Keep Warm in the lower cavity, so no convection mode is expected there. Uneven results can be traced to the elements and sensor.
Usually yes, since the cavities heat separately. We would first confirm the shared supply is fine so that continued use does not stress a worn terminal.
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