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- Customer:
- Wayne from GLASTONBURY, CT
- Parts Used:
- 00436789
- Difficulty Level:
- Very Easy
- Total Repair Time:
- Less than 15 mins
- Tools:
- Screw drivers
Broiler element stopped working
Step 1: Call the appliance store and ask the repairman to look at the problem.
Step 2: Wait 10 days.
Step 3: Have repairman tell you the broiler element stopped working. He states he will order the new part and charges $80 for the visit.
Step 4: Wait 4 weeks, then call the repairman and have him tell you the part is backord ... Read more ered.
Step 5: Wait another 4 weeks, periodically calling the repairman to be told assorted stories about the backordered part.
Step 6: Go to partselect.com, and within 10 minutes order the part.
Step 7: Receive the part in 2 DAYS.
Step 8: Remove the old broiler element (only 4 screws to remove) and slide off the 2 electrical connections.
Step 9: Connect the new broiler element, push the electrical wires back into the panel and replace the 4 screws.
Step 10: Tell the repairman to go to ****
Step 2: Wait 10 days.
Step 3: Have repairman tell you the broiler element stopped working. He states he will order the new part and charges $80 for the visit.
Step 4: Wait 4 weeks, then call the repairman and have him tell you the part is backord ... Read more ered.
Step 5: Wait another 4 weeks, periodically calling the repairman to be told assorted stories about the backordered part.
Step 6: Go to partselect.com, and within 10 minutes order the part.
Step 7: Receive the part in 2 DAYS.
Step 8: Remove the old broiler element (only 4 screws to remove) and slide off the 2 electrical connections.
Step 9: Connect the new broiler element, push the electrical wires back into the panel and replace the 4 screws.
Step 10: Tell the repairman to go to ****
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