RK767G*D2 Hotpoint Wall Oven - Instructions

Super easy, turned off the breaker,removed the plate (two nut screws). Then disconnected the wires, two more screws. reversed the process to install the new element and that was it!

First I would like to say I got this part very quickly. After getting the product I rechecked online how to change the old element. Got out a couple of tools and went to work. At first it was difficult to remove it only because it was the original and it was tight. Used a little liquid wrench and out came the screws. I hooked up the new element turned on the stove and I had our oven back working. Would definitely recommend anyone to use partselect.com Thanks for a great repair experience!

I used an adjustable wrench and within 15 minutes I had the old element out and the new heating element installed

Removed shelves. Attach screws were old and corroded. Used CRC 5-56 to lube screws. Unscrewed plate holding heater element. Detached electrical connectors and removed old element. Installing new element required routing out holes in attach plate to match holes in oven.

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turned off electric to oven; removed burnt out element; replaced with new element; turned electric back on - DONE My oven broke 4 days before Thanksgiving, I called Partselect on Monday, 11/19. The part cost $15.42, overnight shipping would cost $24 something (more than the part) so I asked them to just send regular shipping, which takes 3 to 5 business days. I received the part on 11/20,we were surprised & sure that someone felt for us during the Holiday. We are very grateful & thankful for them!

I took the oven door off, remove the first 2 screws with a rachet,then pulled very hard to get the element out from the back, and then removed the last 2 screws that connect the electric wires to the element. I then did every thing in reverse, put on the oven door, and test the element.

Raised old element, used nut driver to remove old screws. Pulled element out, used screw driver to remove screws holding wires to element. Cleaned the oven while I had the opportunity. Attached wires to new element, pushed it in and attached bracket to wall. Looks brand new now and the element glows again! The screws that come with the new element should be used to attach the wires to the element - don't use the old screws. I made the mistake of assuming the old screws and new screws were identical, and nearly ripped the connectors off the new element (of couse I was using an electric driver).

Just hooked it up with two screws and I was done in less than 10 min's. Oven works wonderfull. Thanks

Turn off the power to the oven at the breaker box. Removed the oven door (by lifting straight up) to make access easier. Removed the oven shelves. Remove two screws at the back of the oven that held the old element in place. The only difficult I had was finding the proper socket size to remove these screws. Once those are removed, slide the old element toward you 2-3 inches. Remove the two connection wires for the old element and remove it. Place the new element in the oven and connect the wires (keeping the same color wire on the same side as before.) Slide the element back and replace the two screws that hold it in place. Put the oven shelves in and the door back on. Turn on the breaker. Done.

Followed directions posted on site. Thank you. Recieved part in less than a week and was very happy with part.

Unscrewed the plate on the back of oven. Pull the element out enough to see the other screws took thoose out and reverse the process it was that easy

Turned off the power, unscrewed the old one, screwed in the new one and...........presto....our oven works again!

I prolly did it the hard way, but had to hold the element prongs to keep them from bending while tightening the connecting screws.

Some times it's not the element at all, as in this case. After rmoving the element I found the wires broke. Fortunatly I had some high temp wire left over from a earlier oven repair. I used butt splices and heat shrink tubing to repair the wires. Then I crimped on a couple of eyelets and fastened things dow.n I received a big kiss form the wife for getting the broiler fixed so fast. Maybe a little extra work, but the rewards were worth it.