RK767G*J1 Hotpoint Wall Oven - Instructions

turned breaker off, checked to make sure no power to oven. Removed screws at bracket from old bake element. removed screws from wires attaching to bake element. Removed old bake element. Put wires onto new element, put screws in new bracket. Turned breaker back on, turned on oven, works great.

removed and replaced the heating element

I looked up the part on-line and read previous repair comments on the ease of replacement. I turned off the electric power breaker - selecting the one labeled "50" as suggested by a previous purchaser. The oven light went off immediately. I then made sure I could remove the burned out element before I ordered the replacement. This was a little difficult, as the octagon shaped screw were rusted after 26 years and difficult to remove. I sprayed with WD-40 and followed the directions given by previous repairers. I was quite proud that when the part came a few days later, I was able to install without too much difficulty. Would have been easier if my arms had been longer. This oven located next to wall - set up a little on the high side for this 72 year old 5'2" woman. Good job!!

Emptied freezes, turned off power, took floor of freezer out [4 screws ], took two screws out of fan mounts and replaces fan. Reassembled by reverse process. Simple

No real problems, except for the length of the leads. Used alligator clip to hold wire coming out of the back of the oven so I did not lose them in back of oven wall. All fit great and works fine now.. Thanx, John

From inside the oven after turning off the breaker I removed all of the mounting screws with a nutdriver, I removed the wire screws after taping all of the wires together with a small piece of tape to prevent them from falling back into the opening. I installed the wires with the original screws as the provided screws would not fit the holes, tightened them, removed the tape and placed the element back into the opening. I then tightened the hanging brackets, after getting them to align and then tightened the rear mounting bracket. It did help to adjust the baking rack down and leave the baking rack in place to have a place to rest my arms. The install then became a piece of cake!

very easy just follow what you need to do taking the element out but in reverse.

So easy! I just unscrewed the old one and just popped the new one in. So great!

Turned breaker off, unscrewed the element plate from the back wall, then unscrewed the power wire then put the wires on the new element the screwed the element and plate back into the back wall, then turned the breaker back on then turned it on to check and it actually works better than other one. Heats evenly now.

It was easy just a screw driver and ordering the part was made simple with pictures of the different elements. I could not belive you had the part.Thank you

As others have written, it was simple and straightforward.. remove the back plate by removing two screws.. pull element forward until electrical wires are exposed.. Remove the two screws which attach the wires and remove failed element. Reverse the process to install the element..only difference between the broken element and the replacement one is that that the new one used machine screws instead of sheet metal-type screws.. Thankfully, the proper screws were included with the new element. Total time less than 30 minutes.

I had previously removed the old element by loosening and removing the two screws to the back wall, pulling the element out the few inches slack in the wires and removing the two screws from the wire lugs to the element. When the new element came in, I just worked in reverse - attached the wire lugs to the new element, pushed it to the back of the oven, placed and tightened down the screws to the back of the oven.

Just followed simple on line instructions from your web site.Real easy. If I can do it ===Yoy can.

First,I removed the oven door and shelving. I unpluged the range. Then I removed the plate holding the element to the wall of the oven. I then pulled gently on the prongs until they were visable. I then pulled the plugs from each end of the element. After that I plugged in the prongs on the new element, pushed them back into the oven wall, attached the plate with the two socket screws, turned on the oven and had great pride that I was able to fix this myself! This took all of 15 minutes! It was very easy and I thank this company,"Part Select" for the DIY instructions and for having the part that I needed. Doing business with you was a pleasure and you are very prompt and kind.I am certainly recommending you to all of my friends! Thank you. Patricia

We followed the directions on the part select website and those of the others who used this website, and the repair was quick and easy. We will be glad to use part select for parts and directions again without hesitating.