62942025 Kenmore Cooktop - Instructions
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6" burner on the radiant surface started smoking and burned out.
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Johnny from Henderson, NC
- Really Easy
- Less than 15 mins
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Nutdriver
Remove plug in unit from stove top. Turn over and remove the 7 screws from the 4 sides only. Turn back over holding unit together manually. Remove the glass top gently and lay it aside. Remove two wires that are plugged into the old unit, remembering which belongs where. You might want to remove one at a time and connect to new unit.
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Place new unit in between the three guides. Make sure the other unit is aligned also. Place glass top back unto unit and replace the 7 screws. Put unit back into stove top and test. Finished in less than 15 minutes with no issues.
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Range element shorted out
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Dennis from Seattle, WA
- Really Easy
- Less than 15 mins
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Nutdriver
I priced a new two-burner unit and it was going to cost $300. I took the broken unit apart, saw that it was an element that had suffered catastophic failure and found partselect on the internet. $60 and three days later I had the part in hand. The repair was "a piece of cake." Thanks for saving me a lot of money.
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large element failed
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Charles from Mamaroneck, NY
- Really Easy
- Less than 15 mins
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Nutdriver
Easy removal (lift and pull) of the the two element unit from the Jenn-air stove top. Placed unit right side up on a work surface. used a nut driver to remove 12 screws from the unit. removed the glass cook-top, revealing the two elements. Un-hooked two wires off the old damaged element, placed wires (plug and play) onto the new unit, th
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en replaced the glass cook-top, used the nut driver to replace the 12 screws. Pluged the unit back into the Jenn-air stove top.
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Electric coil burned
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George from LEXINGTON, MA
- Really Easy
- 30 - 60 mins
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Nutdriver, Pliers
The repair was easy but the replacement coil had 4 connections while the old one had only two. After calling the distributor with no explanation of how to solve the problem I was given a telephone number of Jenn Air. They explained that my unit was too old and they no longer provided the part I needed.
I then decided to do the follow ... Read more ing. Of the 4 connections on the replacement coil, two are larger and two are smaller. I then decided to connect the wires to the two larger connections leaving the small ones free. I replaced the cooktop and WOW it worked. Not sure what the smaller connectors are used for but with old cooktops it seems they are not needed.
I can submit a photo but have no means to do it here
I then decided to do the follow ... Read more ing. Of the 4 connections on the replacement coil, two are larger and two are smaller. I then decided to connect the wires to the two larger connections leaving the small ones free. I replaced the cooktop and WOW it worked. Not sure what the smaller connectors are used for but with old cooktops it seems they are not needed.
I can submit a photo but have no means to do it here
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Heating element not working on one burner
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James from FLORISSANT, MO
- Very Easy
- Less than 15 mins
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Nutdriver
Removed module replaced radiant element very easy repair.
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Element burned up
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Walter from LEWISVILLE, TX
- Really Easy
- 30 - 60 mins
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Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set
This is a two module cook top That I have, 2 burners in each module. I took it apart take the damaged one out and replaced with the new one, put it back together and turn it on. Heeeyyyy it works. Thanks.(and I'm not an electrician)
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Burner not heating
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John from KENT, NY
- Very Easy
- 30 - 60 mins
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Socket set
Took glass with both burners out as a single unit. Removed six screws to remove the pan from the glass top to get to the burners. Wires were easily disconnect from old unit. Replaced wires on new unit then putting the screws from old unit on new unit so the unit would fit properly back in the tub. Really really easy. Thanks
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Radiant burner not heating
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John from KENT, NY
- Really Easy
- 30 - 60 mins
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Screw drivers, Socket set
Very easy just followed manufacturers instructions.
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Remove 6 screws, lift off glass, unplug burned out burner, plug in new burner, reverse order to put back together.
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Richard from HALLSTEAD, PA
- Really Easy
- 15 - 30 mins
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Nutdriver
As above.
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The rear burning on cook top cartridge would not work.
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Mary from Baldwin, MD
- Easy
- 15 - 30 mins
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Screw drivers
I unscrewed the glass surface from the bottom portion where the element lays. I gently unplugs the element and plugged in the new element. Then screwed it back together.
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There was sparking coming form the module and I when I took it apart I discovered that the burner itself was not the problem. The metal parts that held the burner in place had come loose and was shorting out against the 220 line.
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John E from Centreville, MD
- Easy
- 15 - 30 mins
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Nutdriver, Pliers
I used a nut driver to take the module apart. When I discovered the problem I simply threw the module out but kept the ceramic top and then ordered a new stove top. The burners would be a snap to install if the clips that secure it in place had not ALL broken off. All you do is pull the wires off with a pair pliers and set the new unit in
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place and reattach the wires. All that would be left would be to reattach the ceramic top and set the module back into place on the stove top. The modules were discontinued and no longer available any place. Believe me I tried. The delivery to me from Parts Perfect was very quick and without any hassles. I had no problem returning the burner. I would recommend these people any time.
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8 in element failed
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Donna from Bend, OR
- Really Easy
- Less than 15 mins
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Screw drivers
unscrewed the 7 screws , un hooked one element at a time and reinstalled new element , rescrewed unit back together easy
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large element burned out on smooth top surface cooktop
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Margaret from Savannah, GA
- Really Easy
- 15 - 30 mins
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Nutdriver, Pliers
I lived with a burned out element in my smooth top cooktop for a couple of years. When the second large element burned out, with a house full of weekend guest coming, I decided I had better do something. Checked out PartSelect, found the replacements. I am a 73 year old grandma. My grandson and I replaced the elements within 20 minutes an
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d we were cooking for 16 people. Woo Hoo! Removed eight screws lifted off the glass top, removed two electrical clips, removed the old element and reversed the process X 2. Great company to deal with, fast shipping and I love the tutorials. Since August, we have repaired our old dishwasher and gas dryer. All with parts from PartSelect. Thank you PartSelect.
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