OMG EXCELLENT video! I am a 70 year old single senior lol, getting tired of waiting for my "repair" Guy to come and missing my oven; I can do it myself! I just need the right tool to get the thing off... this video is so clear and easy to follow! Thank you a million times.
Thank you so much for this video! I am almost 70, and my oven had been out of order for about 2 months... I got the part, but the guy who was supposed to put it in never came, even after several promises to come. I got tired of waiting and found this video. I am older, short and not as strong as a man lol, but I was able to put in my new element (with a little cussing and sweating lol). The hardest part was getting the old one out as it was kind of stuck and it was hurting my hands trying to get it out. But I used a pliers and was able to get it without hurting it, which I was afraid of. Make sure you have a good flashlight handy so you can see it well. Thank you again! My oven is working now, and I am going to bake cookies tomorrow lol.
Same here. Congratulations! I have changed it twice. But my 2nd one is not touching the bottom of the oven. As it is lopsided and one side is higher than the other. Wondering if it will hurt anything.
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Thanks for the video! I followed these steps and replaced my bake element, everything seemed to go fine but now when I plugged it back in, every time I try to turn the oven back on, it blows a fuse. Did I do something wrong?
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Just wanted to add ya'll can ignore my comment below, there was so little slack in the wire on one side it got pulled right through the hole in the oven's rear wall, had to remove the back panel to reinsert thru the hole but I'm back in business.
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Any advice on what to do when You've screwed up and let a wire recede into the hole? I can't even see it thru the ole and have fished around with tweezers and a dental pick with no joy.
I am sure you probably got it by now, but for others reading, you just need to pull out the entire oven. Then take off the back panel to push the the wires back in. I pull those wires out as much as possible to make sure this doesn't happen. I wouldn't want the extra work, LOL.
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Great video! But I have a question. Im trying to fix my moms oven. Apparently without my noticing she removed the bake element by herself. I dont see the wires. Could it be possible she yanked out the wires? or that they are still inside? If so how to I find at take them out to connect to the new bake element?
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I replaced the burned out heating element and measured the resistance of 19 ohms at the terminals when I connected it, but both heating elements do not work and do not heat up. Apparently, when the heating element was shorted on itself, some element inside the firebox was damaged too, although inside the oven the light works and backlight of the mode switching buttons also functional. I have to figure out now how to remove the oven from the cabinet.
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Hi there my old Westinghouse electric oven blew the element on the oven on bottom of unit and also three quarters of top grill element blew ,part of it still works . The grill is separate from oven,strange how they both blew maybe it’s a fuse ???can anyone please tell me am I better of buying a new oven or can you buy elements
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Would it be safe for me to remove the grease clogged baking element insulation at the back of the stove(caused from a loose baking element), and replace it with some insulation that is in good shape that I got from another oven? Thanks!
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Any steps you can provide to come to the conclusion this needs to be fixed? My oven is over heating at the bottom element. New to ovens so any helpful response would be appreciated. Ps multi metered the back panels, all is good, guessing it could be the element or a sensor of some sort
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I changed my element in the oven, and turned the oven on for the first time. It had a light smell like the element was burning off whatever was on it. I immediately turned it off just to be on the safe side. Is that smell normal the first time you turn on the oven with a new element?
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I saw in another tutorial video that its normal to have a smell after initially turning on after replacement. I guess there is an oil on the element, and that is what you're smelling....I'm not a professional (obviously, since I'm also watching these videos) but figured this could be helpful for someone else scrolling through these comments.
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OMG EXCELLENT video! I am a 70 year old single senior lol, getting tired of waiting for my "repair" Guy to come and missing my oven; I can do it myself! I just need the right tool to get the thing off... this video is so clear and easy to follow! Thank you a million times.
Thank you so much for this video! I am almost 70, and my oven had been out of order for about 2 months... I got the part, but the guy who was supposed to put it in never came, even after several promises to come. I got tired of waiting and found this video. I am older, short and not as strong as a man lol, but I was able to put in my new element (with a little cussing and sweating lol). The hardest part was getting the old one out as it was kind of stuck and it was hurting my hands trying to get it out. But I used a pliers and was able to get it without hurting it, which I was afraid of. Make sure you have a good flashlight handy so you can see it well. Thank you again! My oven is working now, and I am going to bake cookies tomorrow lol.
Same here. Congratulations! I have changed it twice. But my 2nd one is not touching the bottom of the oven. As it is lopsided and one side is higher than the other. Wondering if it will hurt anything.
Great video, followed the exact steps. Took me under 5 minutes. Thanks!
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The best demonstration ever, you are true professionals. Thank you.
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worked great thanks took me 3min
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Great video! Easy to see, concise explanation. (This is the second time I've done this, but I kind of forgot how, so this was exactly what I needed!)
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Excellent guide for for timers!
I did it! My oven works. Thank you for this video.
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Saved me hundreds!!!
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Thank you, Great Video
so nice to have internet takes the doubt out when going to get part thanks ill just get my uber driver to install it LOL BUT REALLY THX!
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Thanks for the video! I followed these steps and replaced my bake element, everything seemed to go fine but now when I plugged it back in, every time I try to turn the oven back on, it blows a fuse. Did I do something wrong?
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Great video
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Just wanted to add ya'll can ignore my comment below, there was so little slack in the wire on one side it got pulled right through the hole in the oven's rear wall, had to remove the back panel to reinsert thru the hole but I'm back in business.
Any suggestions where to best find a bake element for my model Frigidaire oven? Model number FEF364DSE. Thank you.
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I got mine from online Wal-Mart.
Any advice on what to do when You've screwed up and let a wire recede into the hole? I can't even see it thru the ole and have fished around with tweezers and a dental pick with no joy.
I am sure you probably got it by now, but for others reading, you just need to pull out the entire oven. Then take off the back panel to push the the wires back in. I pull those wires out as much as possible to make sure this doesn't happen. I wouldn't want the extra work, LOL.
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Great video! But I have a question. Im trying to fix my moms oven. Apparently without my noticing she removed the bake element by herself. I dont see the wires. Could it be possible she yanked out the wires? or that they are still inside? If so how to I find at take them out to connect to the new bake element?
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You probably have to pull the stove from the wall. 9 times out of 10 they fell behind the stove
SIMPLE.........LOVE IT!
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is it okay if one side of my element (support feet) doesn't lay flush to the bottom of the oven ?
just what I am here asking. Since you did yours a year ago, did it work for you? Mine has the right side higher than the left so not flushed either.
@@yogibear6084 yes! since I couldnt manage to make it flush, I tried it and it worked out just fine 👌
I replaced the burned out heating element and measured the resistance of 19 ohms at the terminals when I connected it, but both heating elements do not work and do not heat up. Apparently, when the heating element was shorted on itself, some element inside the firebox was damaged too, although inside the oven the light works and backlight of the mode switching buttons also functional. I have to figure out now how to remove the oven from the cabinet.
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thanks now i know how to replace that baking element!
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i have a question! are you able to bend the element at home if the screw holes don’t line up?
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Hi there my old Westinghouse electric oven blew the element on the oven on bottom of unit and also three quarters of top grill element blew ,part of it still works . The grill is separate from oven,strange how they both blew maybe it’s a fuse ???can anyone please tell me am I better of buying a new oven or can you buy elements
Thank you!!
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Can I open the door again, the video didn't specify. Its been three weeks now.
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Well done sir. Lol
this video help!.. Thanks
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Would it be safe for me to remove the grease clogged baking element insulation at the back of the stove(caused from a loose baking element), and replace it with some insulation that is in good shape that I got from another oven? Thanks!
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i can do this but should i change out the broiler element too cause it didn't come on either or they connected just making sure Thanks!
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Any steps you can provide to come to the conclusion this needs to be fixed? My oven is over heating at the bottom element. New to ovens so any helpful response would be appreciated. Ps multi metered the back panels, all is good, guessing it could be the element or a sensor of some sort
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I replaced my element just like in the video.easy to do
But still doesn't come on and heat up.Don't know what to do now.
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Same thing for me. Did you get it resolved?
I changed my element in the oven, and turned the oven on for the first time. It had a light smell like the element was burning off whatever was on it. I immediately turned it off just to be on the safe side. Is that smell normal the first time you turn on the oven with a new element?
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I saw in another tutorial video that its normal to have a smell after initially turning on after replacement. I guess there is an oil on the element, and that is what you're smelling....I'm not a professional (obviously, since I'm also watching these videos) but figured this could be helpful for someone else scrolling through these comments.
Do exactly what it says it will work
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Good!
Awsome
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What if the element was changed with out unplugging the stove from wall
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