This genuine OEM halogen bulb provides bright, heat-resistant interior lighting for select wall ovens and ranges, making it easy to check cooking progress. Rated at 10 watts and 12 volts with a G4 bi-pin base, it’s a simple plug-in replacement for a dim, flickering, or burnt-out oven light. Designed for specific models, it restores clear visibility inside the oven for everyday cooking.
The bake element in your oven provides the heat that you cook with. If you discover that your oven is not heating up enough, not heating at all, or heating unevenly, you might have to replace the bake element. This bake element is 30 inches in size. Before completing this repair, ensure that the power source is disconnected from the oven....Read more To complete this repair, simply disconnect the old bake element from the oven, and replace it with the new burner. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
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Dacor sent a different bulb # which I CANNOT get back into the oven.
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Marilyn from INDIAN WELLS, CA
Very Difficult
More than 2 hours
Screw drivers
I have contacted Dacor repeatedly with no response, by both phone and left my return contact and email. I could not be more disappointed in Dacor. All this for a problem which is listed as a home maintenance issue. A light bulb for $41.77 that I cannot install.
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the oven didn't heat up on bake
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Bob from Latrobe, PA
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15 - 30 mins
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didn't know if this was going to fix it, but i ordered a bake element anyway from a very frendly and knowledgeable lady in nova scotia whom i couldn't talk into coming down here to install it for me, but when the element arrived, i removed the oven door and removed the two grates, removed 2 screws from the element in the back of the oven
... Read moreand pulled out the element. then hooked up the 2 wires to the new element and then had a slight problem getting the 2 screws reassembled, but got it done. pam prayed, and then baked some bread and it worked perfectly. i'm quite satisfied with one more problem solved!!! ready for the next one!!!