Product review (5 stars): Works For Maytag  MGS5770ADW
This part was used to replace the oven the igniter on a 13 year old Maytag model MGS5770ADW.  While doing research my concern was if the connector would fit my oven.  Other Amazon shoppers had the same concern. The connector was a match.  No wire splicing was required.  Overall the photos of the 74007498 I looked at on the internet appeared to look the same as my original igniter.

PART NUMBER

The Maytag MGS5770ADW owners guide parts list the oven igniter's part number as 7432P075-60.  The same part number is shown in the search results on Maytag's website.  I did a search on several appliance parts websites using my stove model and all resulting in the part number 74007498 being returned from the search.  Sears' parts website has the following blurb for the 74007498 part number:

"This is a manufacturer substitution. Part may differ in appearance but is a functional equivalent to prior parts including 7432P075-60".

CONNECTOR

The original igniter's connector has the following markings:

  7432P106-60
  MODEL 501A
  NORTON(r)
  0030

The replacement igniter on Amazon (this review) markings is the same as the first two lines, but Norton(r)" is not stamped on the connector:

  7432P106-60
  MODEL 501A
  1342

The photo of the igniter on Amazon's website was too small to read the markings on the igniter.  I was able to find a photo large enough on the Sears' website to read the markings on the connector they were selling at twice the price:

  7432P106-60
  Model 501A
  Norton(r)
  0110

Anyone know if Norton is the manufacturer of the plug? Igniter? I'm guessing since the "(r)" indicates a registered trademark.  The replacement I received did not have Norton stamped on it so is this a knockoff?  In any case my oven now works at the price of 50 percent less than some other sellers.

PACKAGING

The box has a label with the words "Whirlpool Corporation Factory Certified parts" and the part number "74007498".  There is no Whirlpool logo on the label or box.  Does this mean the part is not OEM?  Well, my oven now works.  If you are not already aware Whirlpool now owns Maytag along with other appliance brands.

INSTALLATION

The igniter does not come with screws included.  You will need to reuse the existing screws.

For my Maytag MGS5770ADW the installation was a breeze.  The connector was accessible from inside of the oven by pulling the wires through.  The connector has two screws.  You will need a 5/16 wrench or socket.  (1) shut off the power at breaker or unplug stove (2) remove the oven racks or other obstacles (3) remove the old igniter (4) screw on the new igniter, attach connector,  reattach any oven parts removed  (5) restore power and turn on oven.

Tips:  the oven door (optional, but recommended) , oven bottom, etc is usually simple to remove.  See your stove's owner's guide for details.  No tools were required for my stove to remove the above stuff.  If your bad igniter has been installed for a few years , before removing you may want to put a drop of oil on the screw threads and between screw head/bracket before removing to minimize the chance of damaging the screws.

RATING

I will give this igniter five stars.  It was a perfect fit and good price and the oven now works.