TEF351EWF Tappan Range - Instructions

First I removed the two screws that hold the element in place. I then pulled the element out about 3 inches and disconnected the two wires. Put the new elemetn back in place and that was it.

Really easy.

zip two screws out that held the element in place unplug the wire on each side and install the new unit and we are cooking again !

removed the screws that hold the bake element. Pull the wire away from the insulation. Hold the wire connector with pliers and pull the old element out. Squeeze the connector with pliers. Insert the new element connector to the wire and insert connection back into the original location.

I removed the piece of old lower baking element by unscrewing the screws attached to the back firewall, removed the wires attached to the element, reversed the same proceedures and replaced the new baking element. Done! Baking as usual. Thank you for the timely response on sending the part. Ordered online, received the part the next day! I'm glad I found you and I look forward to using your services again whenever the need may arise.

1. First unplug the range from the 220 outlet!!

2. Next I used a nut driver to remove the 2 screws that attach the bake element to the rear of the inside of the oven.

3. Pull the element toward the front of the range until you can unconnect the electrical wires by gently pulling on the connectors that attach the wires to the baking element.

4. Connect the new baking element to the electrical wires and re-attach to the rear of the oven with the two screws removed in step 2.

5. Plug the range back into the 220 outlet and test the oven......

It doesn't get any easier than that!! And to think that I was considering calling a repair man......

Open the oven reached in and unscrewed the cover plates holding the part in.

Unplugged the part from power connectorscat both ends. Plugged the new part in and screwed the cover plates back on. Done

Super Easy. just unscrew the old one and screw in the new one.

Ordered the part. Recv'd it in Oklahoma the very next day! Turned off breaker, removed screws holding element, pulled element away from back of stove, disconnected wires from element insuring they did not recede back into the back wall, removed old element, Placed new element in oven, connected wires to new element, mounted element with screws, then flipped the breaker back on. Big D

I turned the breaker off. unscrewed the bolts diconnected the two wires. Reconnected the two wires. screwed the bolts back in.. turned the breaker back on then turned the oven on to make sure it worked.. Then called my husband to tell him the oven was fixed!!!! Fast easy anyone can do it

Simple repair. However the screws holding in the element had a square recess not phillips. Maybe to discurage doing it yourself? I happend to have the proper tool and swapped it out in 5 min or so.

First I removed the two screws that hold the element in place. I then pulled the element out about 3 inches and disconnected the two wires. The two wires were held together with clamps. Use a small screwdriver to loosen the clamp and disconnect the wires. Then insert the new bake element. I now have an oven that works and didn't have to call a repair man!

Pulled the old element unit out in pieces using a philips screw drive and disconnecting the electric wire connectors from the ends of the element.

When the new element arrived I pluddged in the connectors, re-inserted the wires into the backof the oven wall and inserted and tightened the screws.

I then plugged the power supply in and turned on the bake power control. The unit operated correctly.

Removed the back panels, repaired the wire ends with new connectors, inserted bake element, installed 2 screws to hold in place. connected wires. Reinstalled back panels - and all done.

Removed the screws that held the rear access panel. Removed leads to element. Removed screws inside oven that held the old element. Replaced with new element, reversed procedure, re-connected power, and voila! it works.

After determining that the baking element was not working, I ordered a replacement. It arrived the next day and I drove to my mother in laws ( who owned the electric range). I used a flashlight to see what tools would be required. I used a nutdriver and a pair of needle nosed pliers. I unplugged the stove from the 220 volt receptacle and unscrewed the fasteners holding the element to the back of the stove. I used the pliers to gently pull the wire clip off the element stud and replaced the old element with the new one. I re-attached the wires and secured the element back with the fasteners. I plugged the stove back in, turned the oven on and problem solved. The element turned cherry red, and after closing the oven door, I set the temp to 250 degrees and after about 10 minutes, I opened the door, and the element had shut itself off after reaching the desired temperature.
It was so easy of a repair, that my wife could have done it with no problems and she is not a "repair" person.
Excellent product and excellent time on the shipping.