WEF360ESD Westinghouse Range - Instructions

I just followed the video. Unplug the stove, undo two screws holding the element, pull it out to get to the terminals, pull off the electrical terminals, connect the terminals to the new element, push back in the new element, replace the screws, plug in the stove and set the clock. It did not take even five minutes from start to finish. You will need a flashlight to see as the oven light doesn't come on while the stove is unplugged!

It was really easy,I used a nutdriver and removed the top half of the back cover did my electrical test found the problem,contacted parts select got the part and removed four screws and removed the electronic boad then disconnected the wires and installed the new one, reconnected the wires reinstalled the back cover turned it on works like a new oven.

My oven went out the day before Christmas. After calling around and getting high quotes from several 24/7 repairmen I decided to do the repair myself. I searched YouTube and found the video from PartSelect on how to repair my oven and decided to order my part. Due to the holidays there was a shipping delay but once I got the replacement part it was easy to repair. Just make sure that you are aware of the tools needed to do your repair. You save a LOT of time that way. My repair probably would have taken me only 30 mins but it took over 2 hrs due to 2 trips to the hardware store.

removed the two screws holding the element in place, pulled the wire connectios off of each end, reversed the procedure and whala!! what an easy task, and I was just about ready to spend $556 dollars to buy a new stove, this part cost $23 dollars.

I unscrewed the two 1/4 in. nuts and disconnected both sides. I then reconnected the new element. Works great. Great price and fast shipping.

Took back cover off 2 screws held the switch then moved wires one at a time from old switch to the new one put everything back plugged in stove everything worked

to install the element was somewhat easy but turn the oven on there is no heat either on the upper or replaced element the light on the range shows it workings so it no doubt has an internal problem that will require a electrician in order to locate the problem due to the noise that i heard when the element went out-i am not surprised that it needs other work

The DIY video on the PartSelect website was very useful as it showed how to do the repair without taking the panel off the whole back of the stove. It was a very simple repair being armed with the knowledge shown in the video.

There was a video on here that give the simple instructions. Very easy

Disconnect power cord, removed 2ea nut screws from inside the oven connecting heating element. Pull connectors thru the oven wall. Removed 1ea connector from each element connection. Replaced. Reinstall in reverse order.

This was an easy repair. I was going to call my appliance guy when I read how easy it was to replace on this site I decided to try it myself instead. It was that easy. I removed the old element and installed the new one in under 15 minutes. The video showed how easy it was that I had to try it myself and I am glad I did. I saved a bunch.

First, I looked on you tube for a quick video on how to do the job. Next, I removed the old element by simply removing the two screws. Be careful not to let the wires fall back through the holes. Next, just plug in the new element and put the screws back. Simple! Last time the element broke I paid a repairman $185!!!!!! With shipping this time it cost me about $40!

Per your printed instructions - easy to read and follow

Checked the burner and no power to heat the burner. removed the old switch and put on the new one.

Replaced control units that were malfunctioning.