Upper Bake Element - 240V

Remove two bracket screws..... Pull element forward enough to secure two wires with small clamps to keep from loosing them behind firewall...... Pull off the two wires cliped onto element.... Remove and replace old element.... Clip on wires.... Remove clamps holding the two wires... Install element into place and install two bracket sc ... Read more rews.

Removed screws and support bracket. pulled electrical plugs apart from old element. Inserted plugs for new element. Replaced screws and support bracket.

Ordered the new part and removed the old part from the stove-unplug to contacts. Plugged in the new one/one side hard to get on reaching back into stove.Moved stove out from wall and removed back/shut off power - plugged in the coil contacts from the back so nice and fully inserted. Replaced back and moved stove back into place. Still wil ... Read more l not heat that part but upper burner works. Now trying to locate a Maytag service that will come to have a look. Easy only if the new coil heats up!!

Easy. Just remove back panel, pull off leads and unsrew element. The reverse with new.

Unplugged Range. "Upper Element" - Removed screws on both left and right connections. Gently pulled the element toward me two inches until the element connector (male) and the wired connector (female) were exposed on both left and right connections. Grasping the left element connector with Needle Nose Pliers and the wired connector with t ... Read more humb and fore finger, I pulled the connection apart. I repeated on the right side connection. Placed new element in the upper oven. Connected left and right connections using thumbs and fore fingers. Pushed element forward until screw plates aligned with holes and reinserted screws. "Lower Element" - Same steps as above with Upper Element Replacement. Upper Element works great. Lower Element problem remained. The element gets warm but not hot. Therefore lower element problem is not related to the element itself.

remove burn out element screws. had to use locking pliers to keep one side of wiring from retracting. hook up new element

Turned off power at fuse panel. Unscrewed left and right phillips head screws, pulled out heat element, put clothespin on each wire lead to prevent from going into rear of stove. attached wire leads to heat new element, tightened screws, turned power on, working fine.