ApplianceGeneral Electric Range
ModelJBP80S0H1SS
Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repair15 - 30 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
Tools
Pliers
Nutdriver
Clifford From Springboro, OH
Sep 03, 2009
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The repair was quite easy once, I knew what was behind the heating coil back plate.
•Slide the range out from the wall
•Remove the two sheet metal screws with a nut driver on the coil back plate and lightly pull on the heating-coil until the leads are visible through the insulation
•Hold onto the leads and pull on the coil until separation
•Remove the coil
•Remove (4) metal screws with the nut driver on the long rectangular cover plate on the back of the oven
•With assistance in the back of the oven, have them push on the leads separately so that you can grab and attach each lead to the coil. Otherwise, you will keep fitting to hold onto the leads and they will keep extracting back into the insulation.
•Install the new coil
•Once the leads are attached, replace the metals sheet screws with a nut driver on the coil back plate
•Replace the (4) sheet metal screws on the rectangular cover plate on the back of the oven
•Slide unit back into place making sure that the rear foot slides into the tip-over bracket
•Finished