24588L0 General Electric Range - Instructions

I was able to follow the instructions here on line, but not being a repairman, I did not know how to unattach the wires from the element & reattach them. It appeared to me that I needed to unbend the wire clip to remove the wires, but I couldn't see how to do that. A friend came over and showed me they just slip off and on - very easy. Had I known that, he would not have had to drive over to my house!

The repair was quite simple. After removing the oven racks and disconnecting power the old element came out with the removal of two bolts. My only issue was one of the power leads popped off and pulled back through the oven wall. Taking off the heat shield on the back of the oven let me push it right back through. Hookup and reassembly took less than five minutes.

I tripped the electrical breaker, removed the two hex screws holding the element in place, removed the push-on terminals from element, put terminals on new element, put element in place, replaced the two hex screws, and turned electrical breaker back on.
Finished

Pulled out old element and replaced with new element. Seems to work great and was very easy to replace. Still, great service!!

replaced both hinges in no time flat and it was easy to find the part and instructions on parts select. Thank you

Turned off breaker to oven, unscrewed baking element from oven removed old element. Replaced new element and turned back on.

Repair was as easy as explained in the video. Definitely disconnect power or turn off breaker; baking element connection is live!!!!

Well after fighting with the door for a month, i went on this site and using their information, i found the model number (in the process i found the receipt for the oven and found out it was 20 years old still looks and works like new. Pulled the door up and off the hinges, removed the drawer, saw the spring was in the middle hole, removed three screws pulled out old hinge. Installed new hinge, 3 screws and the spring. put the door back on and wow it worked! Thanks!

I flipped breaker off for electic and confirmed that power to the stove was off. I removed the 2 screws holding the control unit in place. Carefully removed all knobs and buttons and pryed the cover for the control unit off. I then removed old part, removed the wired and clipped wires to the new unit. Put cover back on - has some difficulty getting the panel back in place to line up the screws. But after a couple of attempts, was able to line up unit and put screws in place to secure. Replaced all knobs. Turn breaker back on and cooked lunch. Very easy job. Most difficult part was getting panel back in position. I would watch alignment more carefully before I removed in next time. Easy home repair for Women...not sure about my man?

Removed 1/4 in self tapping screws, pulled out bake element , unplugged terminals, reversed process for install easy easy

Easy...found the model number, called the number and part was delivered in less than two days! Unscrewed two screws, unplugged two terminal wires put on new element plugging two terminal wires in and screwed two screws in......wahhlaaahhh...EASY!

It was great to read the other comments about replacing the element part. When I pulled out the wire others said they pull back in to the insulation and you can loose them. So when the yellow wires came out after getting the screws loose I put those potato chip clips on the wires so they would not pull back in and get lost. I certainly didn't want to pull the oven out and go in from the rear. I turned the main breaker off before attempting anything. The screws would not budge till I sprayed them with the wd40. I am a woman and did this with the help of my 19 yr. Old son. The hardest part was removing the screws. Removed the racks and took off the door. This made it easier to reach the screws. It was very easy to replace once we got the old one removed. The part arrived in 3 days from ordering. Excellent customer service. Will use again.

After removing two screws the old part slid out. Removed the electrical connectors. Replaced with new part. Slid part back in the screws were reconnected. Visions of purchasing a new stove disappeared. My wife was thrilled.

Turned off breaker. Undid two screws. Removed old element from contacts. Connected new element. Slid into place. Screwed in two screws. Turned power back on. Done! Working great at very little time, effort and cost.

Removed two screws. Unplugged two wires. Removed the bake element. Plugged the two wires into the new bake element. Replaced the two screws. Problem solved.