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Grant M - December 22, 2023
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Easy repair - right part - works again!!!
Good delivery time-frame and packaging. Part was as expected and works great! Thanks!
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William R - August 24, 2023
Verified Purchase
Easy repair
Exact fit quick shipping
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John T - December 8, 2022
Verified Purchase
Easy to replace and works great!
Fast delivery.
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Roy V - February 12, 2022
Verified Purchase
Oven repair
I went online found the site that had exactly what I needed , and received it in just a few days. Back to baking again. Thanks!
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Tim G - September 3, 2021
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Excellent Part
Part worked perfectly. Appreciate the included wires, since the original ones were broken.
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Mike H - July 21, 2021
Verified Purchase
worked fine
arrived just in time, old element quit one day later.
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Michael W - November 2, 2020
Verified Purchase
Easy
The part was as ordered. Fair price and fast shipping. Packaging was not the best for a delicate product as all the bubble wrap was wadded up in the bottom of the box instead of the element being wrapped in the bubble wrap. On arrival it wound up at my neighbors house instead of mine with the outside of the box looking like it was a rugby match survivor. Installation took about 5 minutes with 2 screws and then plug, play and test. Fixed a 35 year old whirlpool appliance. This oven may outlive me as long as I can get replacement parts.
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Zachary I - July 5, 2020
Verified Purchase
Saved a Good Old Oven
We weren't eager to get rid of our old oven when the bake element quit because it has a couple features not found on newer ovens. The new bake element arrived quickly (despite a message that COVID-19 may delay deliveries). It included replacement ends, wire nuts, and connectors for the wires. These parts were a thoughtful addition, since while not technically part of the bake element, a faulty element will often damage the old connectors from the oven. Installation was easy for anyone who can splice wiring and crimp connectors. Only tools required were wire strippers and a screwdriver. I used a small impact driver for removing the screws just to be sure not to round out the 40-year-old heads. Someone repairing a newer oven may not even have to do any more than unplug the faulty element and plug in the new one. New element works as expected. Test ran it for 30 minutes at 400 degrees, and have since slow-cooked a pork shoulder for 8 hours at 250 degrees. The oven seems to be working good as new.
In short, everything fit and worked perfectly, a rarity in the online parts world. Assuming this element lasts a few years, we're highly satisfied.
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Jay D - March 25, 2019
Verified Purchase
Great part at a great price !
Great to deal with a professional company . Part was a direct replacement . No problems .
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Thomas S - December 3, 2018
Verified Purchase
Works great
The element came with all the parts needed to install. Took about 20-25 minutes. Works great.
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Bake Element Stopped Working
Before performing any service on an oven, find the breaker switch and turn off power to the appliance. Test to be sure.
The bake element is held in place by a single screw at each end (two total). This being a very old oven, I removed these with an impact to avoid rounding out the heads, but a regular Phillips screwdriver would
... Read more suffice so long as one is careful (do NOT use an impact to put the screws back in).
With the screws removed, gently pull the ends of the old bake element out of the oven wall. The ends where the wires connect are bent 90 degrees, perpendicular to the sides of the bake element, so take care not to hook the connectors on the edge of the wall opening as you pull them out. Don't pull the connectors off of the old element until you have secured the wires to prevent them slipping back inside the wall of the oven, or you may never fish them back out. I used a couple clothes pins.
Inspect your wires and connectors for damage and corrosion. If the insulation on the wires is at all brittle, discolored, missing, or if the spade connectors are discolored or loose, replace these with the parts included with the bake element. A dirty, poor connection will cause resistance, which causes heat, which will fry your new element same as the old one if your wiring is in bad shape. I had to trim about three inches off of each wire and splice in the new wire sections that came with the new element. For this you'll need wire strippers that can handle 10 gauge wire. Trim away any damaged wire, then strip the insulation from about a quarter inch, and splice in the new sections using the provided wire nuts. I followed with electrical tape to ensure these connections weren't stressed when tucked back into the inside of the oven wall.
Once the connectors are ready, simply place them over the connector blades on each end of the new element. Gently tuck the wires back into the oven wall, followed by the ends of the bake element. Push the ends back into the oven wall until the screw holes align, and replace both screws.
With everything reassembled and tools accounted for, turn the power back on and test the new element. It will give off a new appliance smell the first time as it burns off oils from manufacturing and/or storage. This should subside within 15-30 minutes.
The whole process takes 15-30 minutes, probably less if your wiring and connectors are in good condition. Take your time. The main things that can go wrong are mistakes such as losing the wires inside the oven wall, or failing to make sure the wiring and connections are clean and properly insulated. The bake element itself is largely plug-and-play.
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Zachary from BATON ROUGE, LA
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
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Lower burner element inop
Turned off circuit breaker. Removed two mounting screws and pulled element toward front of oven to reveal one wire on each side clipped to element. Removed clips from old, then reconnected to new element. Pushed back in place and reinstalled two screws. Turned circuit breaker back on and ops checked. Very straight forward repair.
Jim from SMYRNA, TN
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
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Baking element broke
Very easy. Removed shelves after turning off breaker then removed screws holding element and removed screw holding wire. Removed old element and then placed new one. Attached wires with screw and then placement screws. Turned on break, replaced shelving racks and turned on. It worked and 5-10 minute fix.
Paula from LARAMIE, WY
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers
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burned out lower element
I unscrewed the element from the oven where the ends enter the back of the oven. I pulled out the element ends and unhooked the wire connectors being careful not to let them pull back into the oven wall. I connected the wire connectors to the new element, making sure that the front support was pointed down, and replaced the screws.
Mark from Houston, TX
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
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window frame --Broken, Would not heat.
Replaced bake and broil Elements. Replaced broken window frame, anr replaced all control knobs.The only tool I needed was a Philips Screwdriver.
Removal of two phillips head screws, pull 2 wire connectors apart, reversed the procedure and now the temperature I select on the oven controls is within 20 degrees of what the oven actually heats up to!!!
Mark from Enterprise, AL
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
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Heating unit burnt out
First shut off breaker to oven before starting the repairs. Removed old unit by removing two phillips head screws at each side above element entrance. Gently pull element out to expose wire attachments. Remove wires from each side careful not to lose wires inside back of oven. Replace with new element,(which was ordered online, and recei
... Read moreved within three days)in reverse order in which it was removed. Turn breaker to oven back on. Oven like new and ready to bake.
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Rick from Dodge City, KS
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
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Bake element quit working
First cut electrical circuit to oven for safety, then removed screws, two Phillips head, removed two wires from element, and put some clips on those wires so they wouldn't fall behind the oven wall. Then I got the new element, put on the two wires removed from the old element, attached element to rear wall of oven with the two screws rem
... Read moreoved previously, closed circuit breaker to oven, tested oven and it worked fine! Just like new. Standard shipment was plenty fast enough.
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Steven from Cheboygan, MI
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
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The bake element was arcing/smoking and needed immediate replacement.
I removed (2) mounting screws from the back of the oven and pulled the element out far enough to access the terminal lugs. I unplugged the old element and plugged in the new element. I also replaced the old mounting screws w/new hardware and replaced one of the terminal lugs on a damaged wire. I went ahead and replaced the broiler elem
... Read moreent at the same time (also only 2 screws on the top of the oven) although there was no indication of a problem. The process was very easy although I caution non-electrically skilled people to insure the power is off at the breaker panel when performing this work and, if the electrical wires are damaged, seek qualified assistance to repair them.
the bottom element on our 32 yrs old oven went out.
We thought we'd try to fix it before we went out and brought a new (special order) stove/oven. The element came right out and the new one fit prefect. We were very happy that you had a part for this old thing and it was very easy to order from your web site. When the top element goes out, we'll be back!
Kathy from Arvada, CO
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers
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C
January 31, 2018
What's the distance between the ends that plug in to the oven?
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Thank you for your question. The distance between the 2 ends on the bale element are approximately 18 1/2 inches. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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Barbara
January 8, 2019
What is the depth of this unit, from the mounting plates to the front?
Hello Barbara, thank you for your question. This part is 16 inches from the mounting plates to the front of the element. I hope this helps!
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Jane
February 11, 2020
Does this element fit this model
For model number RDE2300P2
Hi Jane,
Thank you for your question. This would not be the correct baking element for this model. The part number listed under your model number for the baking element is PS340505. To place an order for the part you may order it either online, by visiting our live chat sessions, Monday to Friday from 8AM to 4PM EST, or by calling our customer service line at 1-888-738-4871 and anyone will be happy to assist you. We hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day.
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Joe
May 8, 2019
What size is the male connector on the bake unit 326793? I need to replace the female end of the wire while replacing the bake unit.
For model number rye2600w
Hi Joe,
Thank you for your question. The male connector on the bake element is approximately a 1/2 inch. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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