RB734*J8 Hotpoint Range - Instructions

Shut electric off to range[circuit breaker], removed door and baking racks, removed two screws holding element to back of the oven compartment, pulled the element out to expose the wires, removed screws fastening the wires to the element. Discarded the damaged element and installed the new one in the reverse order. Turned on power and tested. Everything worked fine.

fairly easy. Only four screws. The only problem was reaching the back of the oven without hurting my back and being careful not to over tighten the wires to the new burner ends. I wish all repair were as easy.

1st. turned breaker to oven to off position. removed oven racks from oven. removed "2" small metal screws that held baking element in place to back of oven. easily pulled element toward front of oven. removed two additional metal screws that connected "element" to oven wiring. connected new element to wiring using screws, pushed back in place to back of oven, and replaced screws that held baking element in place. replaced oven racks and turned breaker to on position. total time apprx. 7-8 minutes.

Ordered on monday and arrived and installed on tuesday. Works great!

Got on line, found the correct part and ordered it. The part came in about three days. Removed two screws and removed teh element. Two additional screws were removed from the power wires once the element was removed. Very simple to replace.

We just took out the old one and put in the new. Works great!!

DISCONNECT POWER !!!! Removed 2 screws to get element loose from rear wall of oven and 2 srews to remove wires. Reverse for installation. The replacement part fit perfectly and works just fine.

The bake element is very easy to replace. Turn off the circuit breaker to the stove. Two screws (1/4" socket needed, not screwdriver) come out to release the plate, then two more screws of the same size to unfasten the element to the stove wiring. Reverse the process to put the new one back in. I let my fourteen year old son do the whole thing. By the way, the photo of the element on the web site did not look like the element in my stove. I called customer support and was assured that it was the proper part. When it arrived, it did exactly match my element. The photo on the web site was incorrect. (Part number PS249466)

Took the old one out, measured it, ordered the appropriate size, intalled the new one.

It only took 15 minutes and a nut driver to replace.The part was $22,well worth keeping my oven going for a few more yaers

Unscrewed the plate and unplugged the old element and plugged the new one in, screwed the plate back on. Done.

It was quite easy-hooked up the wires replaced screws to hold it in place-finished!

Removed bolts from fixing plate, pulled out existing element, unscrewed wire connectors and installed new element in reverse order of removal. This is an old stove from the 60's or 70's so I was glad to get a replacement part and fit it myself so easily.

I first looked at a video PartSelect had done on replacing the bake element in a stove. I disconnected the stove's power plug from the wall, removed the baking shelves, and removed screws holding the cover plate for the old bake element with a nutdriver. I removed the two screws holding the power wires to the bake element and replaced the bake element with the new element purchased from PartSelect. The cover plate was repositioned by using the nutdrive to tighten the cover plate screws. After reinstalling the bake shelves and plugging the oven back in, the repair was finished.

I have some electrical experience. It was simple to remove and install. You just have to pay attention to wiring upon removal and installation.