9119344190 Kenmore Range - Instructions

we just pulled out the burned out element but the one wire fell down the hole so my husband made a wire hook to get it back out .Plugged it all back in and we were good to go!

After trying a new bake element and not fixing the problem. Barrowed a tester to test parts. Power resistor bad.

Followed the instructions provided and they were very accurate. I also proved to my co-workers that I could repair it with no problems.

Remove the knobs on control panel. Removed a few screws. Remove wire fasteners from old part. Re-installed new part, re-fastened wires, re-installed control panel & screws, re-installed knobs. Tested burner on low, medium & high settings to confirm heat adjustment. Done!

easy repair. undo a couple fasteners, pull out wires, unfasten, put in new element, fasten, put fuse back in, fire up...works perfect. having pizza tonight!! thanks for the correct part and two day delivery.

Very,very easy. Just like the video described. Removed three screws. Released the spring and removed the old hinge from the slot. Slipped the new hinge in the slot,replaced the screws and reattached the spring. Job done! Great service!

2 screws located underneath of the control panel. Unplugged the stove first! Pulled the leads out of the old switch and plugged into the new switch making sure wires went to the same location. SIMPLE! It works as good as new

I did as the video suggested.....I cut the old wires and spliced new ones already attached to the new terminal block. It would have been nice to have some instructions with the parts as I expected one piece but had to connect the wires to the new block and the new metal cover. I was guessing a bit. Also, I needed to use the holder strip off my old part so that it displaced the new part back far enough to insert the burner connections. That meant finding a screw and nut small enough to allow the metal cover to fit on the block. But the burner works great. I've learned that any repair requires some ingenuity.

First I tried using a screw driver only, but the screws were too hard to drive out.It was easy to get the screws out with a socket set. It took me more time to figure out which back panels to take out and to install than to replace the elements. I decided to replace the bake element too, so I don't have to replace another element again later. I was going to buy a new oven, but after reading the Partselect customer's comments on the internet I decided to repair it. Now the oven works like new.

Once I watched the video I realized how absolutely simple the whole repair would be. The information making sure the little clips did not slip back into the oven was quite helpful. I saved a minimum of $150.00 by completing the task myself. Thank you. Joan

1. Google your appliance problem. 2. Watch whatever YouTube videos that are available. 3. Follow the excellent instruction provided by PartSelect.

took two screws out and unplugged wires. Had to curl up ends of element so they would short out. plugged wires back on new element and replaced mounting screws.

The part came in record time! All I needed to do was remove the old one taking out 2 screws and replace with the new element! Put 2 screws in and it was ready to go! Thank You for the super fast shipping!

The ~60 minute time frame resulted because of: Locating & Turning off the Circuit Breaker (40 amp) in the Electrical Panel Box to the Oven (EXTREMELY IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY); Removing the Old Bake Element; Using a OHM Meter to Check the "Continuity" of the Old Bake Element to make sure that it was defective; Ordering the New Unit from Parts Select; Installing the New Bake Element and Calibrating the Oven Temperature Settings with a New Oven Thermometer. This was done for Safety and Cooking Reasons to ensure that the Oven would not overheat and was heating correctly. OTHER REPAIR HINTS FYI: I had to use a 1/4" Socket with a Ratchet to remove the Screws which were "frozen" in place; Upon installing the same screws I found that a Portable Hand Held Electric Ratchet worked great because of the "Arm Stretch" into the Oven; I secured the Power Wires that attach to the Bake Element i.e. to prevent them from slipping into the Oven Wall by securing them in place with a "loop" of #14 Romex Wire; Lastly, using pliers, I "VERY Lightly" compressed the electrical Spade Connectors (Female) from the Power wires onto the Bake Element Male Connectors to make sure that the wires were secure and could not easily disconnect.

This was my second time installing a new Bake Element, I am a 67 year old female, if I can do this anyone can. Used a pair of pliers, unscrewed screws pull out burned out element, release from wires, connected new bake element, pushed back in inserted screws...that easy all done.