TEF361GSA Tappan Range - Instructions

All I did unscrew bolts pull out element wires detach them attach new element to the wires push them back inside the openings reattach bolts all done easypeasy and I am a 63 yr old woman

Removed screws,pulled off clips,reinstalled new element.

Took to screw out pull to wire's out push to wire's back on put the screw back on complete less than 5minutes

Quite easy and takes 5 minutes Remove racks from oven. Use a phillips screwdriver and remove 1 screw from each side of baking element. Gently pull baking element slowly or carefully so you do not damage wires, insulation around wires or so they don't come off element before you can reach them. With a pliers, hold the metal clip attached to wire and pull off of baking element. Make sure wire will not go back into back of stove. Pull off opposite side wire in same manner. Take new element, check the orientation of the element, make sure it it going in correct, and slide wire clip onto one end of element. Do the same thing with the other wire on opposite side. Carefully feed wire back into openings in oven while placing element back in oven.. Replace screws on each side of element to hold in place. Turn oven on so make sure it element is heating. I left my oven on 400 degrees to burn off anything that may have been on the new element during manufacturing so it would not leave or transfer an odor to food when using the next time.

Removed old element and just popped in the new one

1. Made sure replacement part matched the defective part. 2. Got the recommended tools. 3. Pulled out range away from wall. Unplugged range. 4. Opened oven door and removed two screws ( with nut driver ) that hold heating element and detached the two wires from the element with pliers. Threw away old element and than connected the two wires ( one to each end of the new heating element ) . Than I use the nut driver to secure the new element with the two screws I removed earlier. Plugged range back in and pushed it back against the wall. Than turned on oven and the oven heated very well. Less than 15 minutes to complete the task.

Piece of cake mostly because the video was very helpful clear and thorough

Replaced element

I went on line and looked up our Model no and serial number of our Frigidaire Range, on Part Select's website, found the part and ordered. Within 3 days the part arrived, and to work on the lower heat element, the two oven racks are removed then I used a small socket set to take the connecting screws out, pull the bake element out of the socket, remove the power cords, then reverse the process install the power cords(just easy slip on) and then reattach the screw, tighten, and put the two over racks back in their place. Turn the oven on and the oven worked beautifully.

pull back panel, 2 screws & one wire at a time.....And don't forget to KILL POWER!!!!super easy works great now and the wife loves it.

used fill up screw driver removed bake element, detaching it from power wires on both ends replaced it with new bake element screwed back in and was done in 5 minutes.

First I unplugged the stove. I used a nut driver to remove the element from the back of the oven. The ends of the element were attached to wires. I pulled the ends of the element out of the wire ends, being careful to hold on to the wires to protect them from breaking. I pushed the wire ends onto the new element, fed the wires back into the back of the oven, put the screws back in and it was done! The repair was very simple. The hard part was cleaning under the stove and the sides of the stove!! :) When I pulled it out to unplug it I found that my children love to sweep things underneath it!! Oh well now I have a working oven AND a clean stove!

watched the video online that was provided. made the job very easy. anyone could do it. works great. thanks.

two screws and plugged back in works great

First, I UNPLUGGED the range. After removing the screws that hold the element in I pulled it out, disconnected one side, then tried to disconnect the other side only to find it soldered on. With the diagonal pliers I cut wire next to where the terminal was connected to the element. Using the crimping tool I stripped the end to expose about 1/4 inch of clean wire, twisted it tight, put on a new terminal, crimped it in place and pushed it on the element. After that, all I had to do was push the element back in place and secure it with the screws. The last step was to reconnect the power and turn the oven on low heat for about five minutes to burn off any residue on the element. Works great! Thank you