9119344190 Kenmore Range - Instructions

Followed the video step by step, made the job simple and easy. Did not know there were springs attached to the lower part of hinge till watching video. Parts were genuine GE manufacturer parts which fit perfectly. Very helpful staff and great customer service. My model number did not match perfectly with others listed but the hinge part is identical.

Pull the door off the hinges. pull drawer out of range.Take sping off both frame and hinge arm. Unscrew three screws holing hinge in palce. pull old hinge out , put new hinge in . reinstall screws, spring, drawer , and door. Get the wife to make cookies.

Followed YouTube video from PartsSelect. It was real easy to do and that video was helpful. Took off door by sliding it up off hinges, disconnected springs, unscrewed hinges & slid them out - reversed to install. Worked perfect, parts were exactly right and parts came within 2 days.

1. Turned off breaker (Important!) => 2. Removed two (2) metal screws from element mount (1/4" socket or nutdriver) => 3. Pulled element out enough to disconnect wire connections from element (I bent mine up a little to keep them from disappearing back into the holes!) => 4. Connected each wire to new element then re-installed element into position => 5. Re-installed to metal screws (Do not over tighten!) => 6. Turned breaker back on then turned on oven. Element heated up quickly! You may notice a slight smell of something burning when you first turn it on, but that's normal and will fade quickly. Repair completed and $$$ saved!

My brother -in-law unscrewed the old one , lifted it out. Put the new one in , clicked the wires back in , and replaced the screws. Did it all in about 5 minutes with one tool. Super easy!!

Used Phillips screw driver, installed guide, applied lubricant.

the original path was from the right front control knob around the back of the range and left side of range,which i dismantaled to install the new wires to the right front burner. When I found them to be to short I had to also dismantal the right side so the wires could be routed there. The new wires worked fine but did take some extra time.

#1 I turned off power to stove. Removed two hex head screws that hold burner in place. Next carefully pulled burner out & disconnected the two electric wires that supply power to burner & hooked the wires to the new burner. Then carefully push new burner into place & install the two hex head screws that hold burner in place. Turn power back on to stove & the stove should be turned on for a short time to let the new oily smell burn off the new burner. Then you are finished & stove is ready to use.

Unscrewed mounting plate from back of oven, disconnected spade terminals from old element. Reconnected spade terminals to new element, secured mounting plate w/2 screws...done.

I followed the video instructions. It took about 20 minutes to remove the very old screws. Once that was done the rest of the installation took less than 10 minutes.

I listened to the video instruction and did every thing he said to do. Was a piece of cake.

I ordered the new baking element part for my 29 year old Kenmore oven. I followed your video instructions on the site to replace the old part. The step to remove (ie pull) the old part from the wiring was difficult, and I almost gave up on the matter. With some persistence I finally got the old part disconnected, and the remainder of the installation repair was easy. The new baking element part is shaped a little different from the original part, but it appears to work fine and the oven is now fixed. Thank you.

Be sure to shut off the breaker because many oven controllers only break one side of the 220 volt circuit. That leaves one of the wires hot to ground. Very dangerous! Remove screws that hold the element in place. Pull the element out far enough to expose the terminal screws. Remove the terminal screws. Connect the wires to the terminals on the new element, slide it in place and attached it with existing screws from the old element.

I watched the video twice on how to remove the old bake element and replace with the new one. I followed the directions exactly. In fact the first nut driver set I used has a defect in the 1/4" sock and the video was clear that WAS the correct size so I switched to a different socket set and was able to fit it correctly on the top of the bolts that were holding the bake element in place. I would not have had the confidence to try another socket, had I knot had the knowledge from your instructional video. It was VERY helpful. My oven is over 30 years old!! Really!! And the replacement still went smoothly!! Thank you for the educational/informative way you set up your product purchases/website. I would not have attempted to do this repair myself with out this online training. I highly recommend anyone wanting to replace this part watch the video you provide. It is all the info you will need to do the repair.

1. Put the breaker for the stove on the the OFF position. 2. Remove the two hex screws with robo grips, 3. Gently pulled the element outward. 4. Disconnected the broiler element. 5. Connected the new element. 6. Gently pushed the new element back in place. 7. Replaced the hex screws. 8. Put the breaker back to the ON position. DONE