SC27 - Overview

This OEM heater element, or bake element, is approximately 22 inches wide and generates heat in your oven for cooking and baking. It is commonly located at the bottom of the oven. The element is secured to a bracket with two screws and connects to the power source. You may suspect a faulty element if your oven cooks food unevenly or fails...Read more to heat up. If the element has breaks, bulges, or holes in the heating coil, it needs to be replaced. To check if it has shorted out, use a multimeter in continuity mode or the lowest ohms setting. Touch the probes to the wire terminals. A functioning element should cause the multimeter to beep or display a reading of approximately 10 to 75 ohms. To replace the element, start by shutting off the oven at the circuit breaker and unplugging the appliance. Open the oven door and pull out the racks. Unthread the screws at the back of the oven using a screwdriver. Gently pull the element out to access the wiring behind it, ensuring not to pull out any insulation or lose the wires in the insulation or behind the stove. Please keep in mind that this replacement part does not come with any accompanying hardware.

This genuine OEM halogen light bulb provides bright, focused illumination for appliance interiors such as ovens, ranges, and refrigerators. Designed for high-temperature environments, it delivers reliable lighting to help you clearly see food while cooking or accessing stored items. Replacing a burned-out bulb restores proper visibility and ensures continued, dependable appliance use.

This glass panel is a replacement surface component designed to provide a clean, durable, and easy-to-maintain exterior or viewing surface. It helps protect internal components while maintaining a polished appearance and is commonly replaced when cracked, scratched, or damaged.

This is a 27-inch heating element that is designed for use within various makes and models of ovens and is a genuine OEM part that heats the appliance. This heating element comes with the necessary support brackets on the terminals to attach within your range. If you find that your range/oven is not heating evenly, taking noticeably longe...Read morer to heat up, or simply not heating at all during the bake setting or is burnt out, you will need to replace the element immediately. Replacing this heating element is easy and only involves you disconnecting the range/oven from its wall outlet and using a screwdriver to disconnect and remove the element support bracket, allowing you to replace it. But before you replace your old element with the new, inspect the terminals within your oven for any sign of arcing, corrosion, or damage.

This thermal fuse is a safety device designed to protect ovens from overheating. It is sourced from the original manufacturer, and it has a red button in the center which is used to reset the fuse. When the temperature reaches a set threshold, the internal component of the fuse breaks which interrupts the circuit and shuts off the power t...Read moreo the appliance. This protects the appliance and surrounding area from potential harm. To check if the fuse is no longer functioning, first remove the wires from the terminals and use a multimeter to test the fuse for continiuity. You will need to replace the fuse if there is no continutiy. To remove the fuse, disconnect the wiring connectors, and remove the mounting screws that secure it to the oven. Place the new fuse in position and reattach the wiring connects and mounting screws.

This door seal creates a tight barrier that prevents air leaks, helping maintain internal temperatures and improve efficiency. Replacement is recommended when the seal becomes torn, brittle, or no longer seals effectively.

This electrical lock, more commonly known as a door latch or door lock mechanism, is sourced from the original manufacturer for use in ovens. The assembly includes the latch, motor, and control switches. It is a safety mechanism that keeps the oven door securely shut when the user selects the self-cleaning cycle or when cooking at very hi...Read moregh temperatures. It protects the user from burns and prevents heat from escaping the oven. The lock mechanism can fail due to normal aging, physical damage, or faulty wiring. If the mechanism is faulty, the door will not close or lock, and you will be unable to use the self-cleaning feature in your oven. You will need to remove the oven door or access panel to access the door lock mechanism. Disconnect any wiring connectors and remove the faulty components. Install the new lock mechanism components and reattach the wiring connectors. Secure the new lock mechanism with the appropriate fasteners to complete your repair.