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- Fix Number
- FIX217532
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 40A15
Installation Instructions
Jeffrey from SEATTLE, WA
Bake element replacement
1. Turn of over power at the breaker.2. Remove bake element cover. There's 2 quarter inch nuts.
3. Disconnect old element. For me there was not much play in the wires so when I disconnected the old element I lost the wire in the insulation. If this happened you can remove the central plate cover on the back of the oven and you can easily find the wires again.
4. Connect the replacement element.
5. Screw the bake element cover back in.
6. Turn power back on. Read more...
- Fix Number
- FIX249466
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB44X5082
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
- Little to no heat when baking
- Little to no heat when broiling
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Installation Instructions
Stephen from Davie, FL
Element not fully heating
Removed 4 screws and old element. Installed new one. Simple. Remember to flip the circuit breaker first.
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- Fix Number
- FIX249424
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB44X200
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
- Little to no heat when baking
- Little to no heat when broiling
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Installation Instructions
greg from incline village, NV
30 year old bake element went south
Screws out, new ones in, done. The only thing I'll add which had me concerned was that the element photo shown on the one inch grid didn't show the mounting screws at 3.5" on center which is what my oven had. Fortunately, the picture notwithstanding, the new part was punched at 3.5" so it went right in.
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- Fix Number
- FIX10059162
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB21X22134
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
- Little to no heat when baking
- Little to no heat when broiling
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Installation Instructions
Stuart from Parrish, FL
Oven temperature was erratic and finally would not preheat.
I was lucky to stumble on this website. There seemed to be many with the same problem. I ordered the part and hoped for the best. It arrived and I installed just as others had described. First, I unplugged the range. Removed the back cover (a central panel) with 4 screws. Familiarized myself with the plug-in thermal sensor. Went around front and loosened the single set screw for the probe (near the top of oven). Threaded the bad element out and rethreaded the new element from the front. In back, reinstall the plastic plug-in connector. Tightened set screw in the oven, plugged it in and tested. It worked! Put the back on and it was done. It took 31 minutes. Actually took longer to clean behind the stave than the repair. Thanks to all for advice.
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- Fix Number
- FIX239148
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB27X10037
Fixes these symptoms
- No heat
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Installation Instructions
Thomas from Williamsport, PA
Microwave runs but will not heat food
Unplug for 24hrs. Remove top vent cover. Remove control panel. Unplug connectors and set aside. Note of terminal where diode is plugged into the High voltage capacitor. Pull diode connector out of the capacitor. Unscrew other end of diode from the frame. Install new diode and assemble in reverse order. Plug in and wait 1hr for capacitor to charge. Test oven by heating a cup of water.
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- Fix Number
- FIX256613
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB7X7183
Fixes these symptoms
- Door won’t close
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Installation Instructions
Charles from Broomall, PA
Broken oven door handle
After following your on the line videos it was easy. Easy to do and confidence to do it too. Thanks !!
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- Fix Number
- FIX2321567
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB30T10133
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
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- Fix Number
- FIX249411
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB44X173
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
- Little to no heat when baking
- Little to no heat when broiling
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Installation Instructions
Matt from Larkspur, CO
Broil element no longer worked
Turn the power to the stove off first. Make life easy on yourself, remove the door before you start. I removed the 2 screws at the rear of the oven holding the element to the wall first. Then removed the 2 screws holding the element to the top of the oven. Then I pulled the element towards the front to expose the 2 power wires connecting the element. Do not let the wires slip back thru the wall of the oven. Remove the 2 screws and discard them, new ones are provided. Reattach the wires using the stubby to the new element. Reverse the steps to assemble. You can do it!
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- Fix Number
- FIX243425
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB2X9154
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
- Gas igniter glows, but will not light
- Little to no heat when baking
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Installation Instructions
Steven from Dayton, NV
OVEN WOULD NOT COME AT ALL
I DETERMINED THAT THE OVEN IGNITER WAS NOT WORKING. I OPENED THE PANEL TO THE BOTTOM OF THE OVEN AND WATCHED TO SEE IF IT WAS LIGHTING.... I NOTICED THAT THE IGNITER WAS NOT COMING ON.... SO I WENT ONLINE THE BUY A NEW IGNITER..... FIRST UNPLUG THE OVEN. THEN UNSCREW THE TWO SCREWS HOLDING THE BURNER. UNPLUG THE TWO WIRES. PULL OUT THE BURNER ASSEMBLY. NOW UNSCREW THE TWO SCREWS HOLDING THE IGNITER AND REPLACE WITH NEW ONE. NOW PUT THE BURNER ASSEMBLY BACK IN OVEN JUST LIKE YOU TOOK IT OUT. CUT THE TWO WIRE PLUGS AND USE THE TWO WIRE CAPS THAT COME WITH THE KIT... THERE YOUR ALL DONE. OVEN IS NOW FIXED AND WORKING LIKE NEW.
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- Fix Number
- FIX1481237
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB27X10928
Fixes these symptoms
- No heat
- Touchpad does not respond
- Won’t turn on
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Installation Instructions
Richard from Milwaukee, WI
Microwave was totally "dead".
This microwave is positioned above the stove and under a cabinet. The fuse can be replaced by leaving the microwave intact. First, unplug the unit. Use a phillips screwdriver to remove the outer exhaust vent cover. On the right (next to the clock) remove a 2nd metal cover (about 2" x 4"). Use a flashlight and look into this cavity right behind the clock. You will see the fuse. Reaching the fuse presents a problem as most hands are too large. However, I was able to remove the old fuse and insert a new one with a pliers. Be careful in 2 respects. First, make a foil tray and place it below the fuse. In case you drop the fuse, you can catch it. Second, grip the fuse firmly, but not hard so as to avoid breakage. Replace the metal cover and the vent cover and plug in the unit. BINGO, it works!
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