Bake Element

After throwing off the circuit breaker, I used a nutdriver to loosen the existing 2 screws holding the bake element at back of oven. Slightly pulled on the element to reveal the attachment to the wiring. Used a screwdriver to loosen those 2 screws and removed the burned out element. I then attached the new part with the provided new ... Read more screws to the wiring. Pushed all back inside the opening and used 2 screws to attach the new part to the back of oven.Turned on circuit breaker, turned on oven and it heated perfectly.

I do not wish to talk about such simple repair. If you ordered the part you knew how to repair. What I do wish to mention is the company I purchased the part. THEY are the best experience I have ever experienced. The shipped immediately as they said. It was two days from order to delivery. The part was perfect. The total cost was l ... Read more ess than half of another quote. They are forever on my favorites list.

Part came is 2 days, took less than 15 min. to disconnect old one with 2 screws and lead wires, then hook new one up with lead wires and 2 screws provided. This is a 45+ year old overhead and lower oven and range. It is in my 89 years old parents kitchen. They were worried they would have to get a whole new oven which would mean moving c ... Read more abinets and countertops because old oven in not standard size. ( they thought maybe they could just go without the oven and eat tv dinners in micro, YUCH). it was an easy fix for less than $30 and under 15min time. My mother was delighted and my dad relieved, They had 40 people for dinner 2 days later!!! YOU GUYS ARE GREAT!!!