TEF351EWC Tappan Range - Instructions

Removed the bad element burnt out and replaced it with the new element.

First, I turned off electrical breaker for range. Then I used a 1/4" nut driver to remove two screws holding old bake element to rear oven wall. I then pulled old bake element forward, removed the two electrical wires and discarded old bake element. I attached the two wires to the new bake element, slid element into rear oven wall, and attached it with the two screws. I then turned the electrical breaker back on and turned oven on. Works great ! Easy repair job.

Disconnect power. Remove screws hold rear cover. from the rear of the stove pull wires off terminals of heater element. Open oven door and remove two screws holding the heating element in place. Remove heating element. Reverse process to re-install new heating element.

Cut off power to dryer and remove screw of the back and took the cover off and there was the element remove to screw and replace the new one.

first I unplugged the stove. then I pulled out the oven racks. I unscrewed the screws with a scocket. I pulled out the wires and disconnected. I then reversed the process to reconnect.

I have to give props to partselect.com!!!! I ordered the lower element on a Thursday and received it that very next Saturday!! I was surprised at the quck shipping. Anyway, it was just a matter of removing two screws and and then disconnecting the old element. I installed the new element and reinstalled the screws. Works like a champ. Thanks partselect.com!!!!!!

Made sure the oven circuit breaker was off on the electrical panel in the garage then simply removed the two screws on the oven wall and pulled out the old element a couple inches. I then pulled off the connectors. Simply reinstalled the connectors on the new element, pushed it back in and replaced the two screws. After I turned the circuit breaker back on, I turned the oven to 300 to make sure it was working it's all good.

First, I shut off the electricity at the panel. Then I took out the 2 screws that hold the bake element at the back of the oven. Next, I separated the element from the wires and connected the new bake element and put the screws back in. Finally I turned the power back on to the oven and tested it. It worked perfectly! It all cost under $30 to do...it would have cost more than $100 to have a repair man come do it for me. The part came quickly and was packaged very carefully. Thank you!

remove two small screws in rear of oven. pull out element enough to expose wire connections and disconnect. remove old element and attach new one. just be sure power to stove has been turned off before begining repair. very easy..........

i removed the stove eye and the old drip pan. then i placed the new drip pan in and replaced the eye. the new drip pans fit way better than the ones that i took off of it.

I removed the 2 racks in the oven, then the 2 screws, pulled out the old element, unplugged, discarded, set the new one in, plugged in, reaatced with thew 2 screws and reinstalled the 2 rack and was done. Works great.

removed two screws with nutdriver ,pulled element out enough to expose wires, disconnected wires , removed element ,connected wires to new element, pushed element back into oven,replaced screws

SImply removed the old element by removing two screws that held held it and replaced it with the new element.

I removed the damaged element by removing the two screws holding it against the back wall of the oven. I pulled the old element out to expose the wires on each end. I pulled the wires off the old element and removed it. Plugged the wires onto he new element, and slid the wires back through the holes. Re-installed using the same screws. Done.

I removed the 2 screws which held the element inplace puleed it out and removed the 2 wires.
Installed the new element and oven works fine.