Product review (5 stars): Maytag double wall oven
This unit looks great and works very well. The doors work smoothly and quietly. The control panel is easy to use and we were able to use it right away with no problems in using the basic functions. More advanced functions really are also easy to use after reading the owners manual. We just use the features that we need. The oven came with 3 racks upper and 2 lower. There is an optional alf rack that ships with some ovens but not ours.

We opted for the stainless unit and it has its usual stainless fingerprint issues. The convection on top automatically converts the temp or time for baking and you can bake 3 racks at once. This is the first oven we owned that the broil worked as it features a 6 pass broil element. No more burned spots on the french bread. The unit will shut itself off automatically after 12 hours. And there are many other features on the control panel.

One suprise was when a small cooling fan kicked on during oven operation. This is normal and is mentioned in the owners manual. It helps keep the control panel and cabinet cool. I had wondered how Maytag was keeping a double oven livable in a standard wall oven cabinet without the "this thing can get your cabinet fairly warm warning". This cooling fan is a PLUS and should have been mentioned as a feature and not as an afterthought.

The unit was packed very well and quite frankly I was suprised to see how well it was protected. It really is reassuring to see that Maytag did not skimp in this area as this gives a good first impression. The oven requires a 220V 40A circuit. Maytag recommended dimensions for the cabinet are spot on and the unit fits very well into the wall cabinet.

Installation is fairly easy. Maytag recommends removing the doors for installation. This is not a bad idea as the unit weighs over 200 lb. I left the doors on as I had a platform for the oven to slide into the cabinet.  Pull the oven back out about 2 inches and install the lower trim piece. Push the oven back in, open one oven door and then install the trim screws in the sides (2 each side). Don't overtighten these screws. Do the same for the other door.