CWEF310GSB Crosley Range - Instructions

It went okay but I had to have some help putting it back together. One person held the glass while the other person tightened the screws.

Pulled out the stove and unplugged it. Removed the old element after removing the 2 small bolts. First road block I saw wires - I was told the element just pulled out and I would insert the new one. As I am not an electrician I had trepidations and called immediately back to Parts Select. We confirmed I had the right part and the gal explained about the wires and how they connected. From there a piece of cake! Reconnected the wires to the new element (snapped on, reconnected the element with the bolts and I was finished. Thank you Parts Select! The online instructions were great.

I attached the drawer glide clips to the stove and inserted the drawer, done in minutes. The video on your site actually made it very easy made it so there was no guessing.

Noticed that excisting element was bent at a 90 deg. to prevent it from contactiog the rear stove cover and shorting out whrn power is restored, This was NOT mentoned nore addressed in there manual. A barrel splice was to reestablish contact, element is ni-chrome wire and can not be soldered

Turned off circuit breaker to the oven. Tested oven for electricity. Used nut driver to remove screws holding element. Carefully pulled forward the element and wires a few inches and removed the element from the wires using pliers to hold prongs attached to the wires--do not yank! Pushed new burner element prongs into wire prongs for snug fit. Gently pushed wires back into oven wall. Secured with bolts. Tested oven. Worked beautifully!

Unplugged the stove. Removed the 2 screws that hold it in place. Pulled the element out enough to unplug the wires on each side. Plugged the wires back on the new element, pushed it back into place and put the screws back in. Turned on the oven and it worked fine.

Turned off the at the breaker, unscrewed the two visible screws, pulled it out gently to expose wires. Unplugged wires, removed element. Plugged wires into newer element, pushed back into place, screwed in the screws, turned on breaker, turned on oven. All worked well

We took out the oven racks. My wie and I climbed inside the oven. She held the flashlight while I exchanged the parts.

removed screws where element goes through the back wall,pull element out gently,exposing the connection -mine were fork&tongue ,pull off connector(not the wire!)Don"t let the wires slip back in.Check connector&wire for wear.Reverse steps to install.

Took the old unit out with a small nut driver real fast. Be careful the inside of the oven is small and the metal is thin it will dent if you lean to hard. But that is not the story the story is how fast my replacement part arrived I ordered on a Monday evening before Christmas and arrived on Wednesday. I had the part in no time. Sears was back ordered (Just Saying) I don't think closing another store will help that. I will try to fix anything but you have to have the part!!!!

We removed the old element,which had actually burned in two, and installed the new one. I was extremely impressed with the ease of ordering from this site and very surprised at how fast it was shipped to us. This will be my go-to place for any other parts I might need.

this bake element has two special Hex style screws, securing it in place, but a nut driver worked just as well. remove the baking racks, and then loosen the two hex screws. slowly pull the element out of the back wall and then disconnect the electric leads. reinstall by doing then the opposite action. could not have be simpler.

Turned off the breaker, did not unplug the oven (this should be done as the prongs had residual heat). Removed the plates that held the element in place, detached the element from the wire, attached new element to the wire (the new element was slightly different the wire did not slide down as far as the original). Reattached plates, turned breaker back on, tested oven, voila - done.

I ordered the part very easily. It came quickly. I couldn't have asked for more. Thanks.

My husband and I removed the burnt baking element. Then, I unplugged the range and removed the screws on the back panel of the oven. Secondly,the new element was placed in the oven and the electrical cords were connected. The only problem that I had was trying to place a safety bracket on one of the electrical wires. I did not have the correct type of backet so I used electrical taped to avoid and electrical discharge from occurring. I feel this is the reason the old baking element caught on fire. It was only two years old. We rent and the range is part of the appliances in the house. The oven is working very well.