Maytag Cooktop Error Code No LEDs

The No LEDs error indicates a failure of the ON LED circuit within the cooktop's electronic control board. The board locks out all operation and produces one audible beep as a fault signal. No LED indicators will illuminate, leaving the display completely dark. The cooktop cannot be used until the fault is corrected.

There is no documented reset procedure that clears this fault. The error is caused by a hardware failure inside the control board, not a recoverable software condition. Cutting power to the unit and restoring it may cause the beep to repeat, but the underlying failure will persist until the control board is replaced.

Repair costs depend on the specific control board part and labor rates in your area. Control board replacements for cooktops typically range from $150 to $400 or more in parts and labor combined, depending on the model and whether a professional technician is hired. Getting a parts quote for your specific model number before committing to the repair is recommended.

The repair requires replacing the electronic control board, which involves disconnecting electrical connectors and mounting the new board in place of the old one. A technician comfortable working with appliance wiring can perform this repair. However, because the cooktop operates at line voltage, anyone unfamiliar with electrical safety should have the repair done by a qualified technician.

No. When the No LEDs fault is present, the cooktop's electronic control locks out all burner operation, so the unit cannot be activated in its fault state. Even so, you should not attempt to bypass the lockout. The cooktop should remain unused until the control board has been replaced and normal operation is confirmed.