Oven Heating Element Replacement GE Kenmore ETC Ranges
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Oven not heating up? Effortlessly replace your oven's heating element
Stove Heating element I used: www.amazon.com/....
Same technique used in many GE, RCA, Maytag, Sears, Jenn-Air, Thermador, Roper, Whirlpool, Kenmore & Hotpoint electric ovens
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Kenmore Whirlpool Part 308180 (661170 old) amzn.to/1ST1Ro0
Oven models: Kenmore Builtin oven 665.4558990
Stuck little hex element set screws, applied liquid wrench, no dice. Thank you thank you for the tip about using the 1/4''drill to extract the little screws. It worked!! Also once old element was out THIS is the time to clean the oven! Even cold stove, spray Easy Off or similar, trick let it sink in 4-5 hours, wipe out like new, my 34 year old Kenmore, all ready for post man to deliver the new baking element that should match like a glove. Yes, ready for new cooking life! Thanks for great simple video, good job man!
This video gave me the confidence (68 year-old, slightly disabled Great-Grandma) to do my own element replacement. Once I found the model number and part number, ordered replacement from Amazon, and received new element, I proceeded to follow this video. My only issue was trying to lean into oven, fiddle with little connectors, and see what I was doing.
So, I pulled off the cover on the back and very easily connected things from the back. Much easier, then replaced the cover and replaced the element screws. Highly recommend this option. Thank you for the basics. It was very helpful.
Thank you for your video so helpful .I was up from 3:45 till 7:30 A.M. cleaning my oven and after all that it wouldn't get hot . I almost had a panic attack but thanks to you I found out with all that serious cleaning I had pulled a wire from one side of the element. I took the back off and reconnected it and now my oven is clean and working fine. THANKUJESUS YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH...
demetra sims Awesome. Nothing better than an easy fix.
What a great reminder -I'll check the wire before ordering a new element!!!
Thank you so much for making this video. I’m almost 50 NEVER changed an oven heating element, I have the same oven in your video you made this sooooooo easy for me . Thank you a million times over!!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making this video so well that you took the anxiety out of it for a first-timer. Great work! I found the element online for under $20.
TetsujinWave Thanks.
Thanks so much! I'm a stay at home mom & hubby's been working long hours. We already had the new element because it had burned out years ago, but the whole oven was replaced before the heating element arrived. We had saved it all these years, so when it burnt out this morning, I was hoping it would be simple enough for me to do. I loved the tool tip, extremely easy after raiding hubby's toolbox. Only thing that didn't go as smoothly was that my connectors disappeared after disconnecting them. I had to remove the back panel (also easy to do with the changeable screwdriver) and fish the connectors back through. Now it's as good as new and I did it without help and hubby doesn't have to worry about it when he comes home exhausted later! Thanks again!!!
Great work.
I was thinking along these lines also. Tape the disconnected wires oe temporarily clamp some vise grips onto the terminals to keep the wires from falling back thru the holes.
Dude, you are a great teacher!
You explain in detail and do not speak too fast.
Like the light humour too.
Thank you, this did help me fix my oven. :)
Thank you, good sir, for this immensely helpful video! I replaced our element today, using your advice (SO much easier to use the electric-screwdriver socket than a bit!!) and a little help from my husband. And then I baked a batch of cookies tonight because, I mean, if that's in the manual it's in the manual -- and I am now flexing like Rosie the Riveter! Thank you!!
Ordered the part at Amazon and replacing tonight. Thanks for the video
John Carson I'm glad it helped.
Awesome job. This video is 100% helpful. I did the replacement in 15 minutes. Nothing difficult other than leaning into a dark oven (as breaker was off). Flashlights never work well in tight spaces and no one to hold and point it.
Mark Lindsey Thanks, I'm glad it helped.
Thanks! I bake a ton, and my oven just wasn't heating up last night. I'm using your video to help me fix it. Might include my son so he knows how to fix an oven. :) Thanks!
Wonderful!
I love you! Everyone else had instructions that required removing the back panel. Your instructions were so much better! AND thank you for the light!!! Another fail on so many others. You are my hero today! I'm an old lady who has to do this herself. THANK YOU!
Awesome, I'm glad it was helpful.
Love the choc chip cookie comment, I had just mixed up a double batch of dough and was waiting for the oven to heat, no luck. Dough went into the freezer, I hit youtube and found your video. Great, easy to understand video. Thanks a ton. Now to bake the cookies.
islakermom I'm glad the video helped.
Great video. My husband watched it, and it took him less than 5 minutes to do this. Paid a total of $18 for our element. Keep up the great work!
Awesome.
This it the second time I've replaced my baking element in my stove (it's been about 10 years since I replaced the last one). I always forget about using a drill to remove those tiny hex screws! It's nice to spend $20 to fix my oven instead of buying a new one. Thanks for the clear and concise video
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it.
I was ready to replace my wall oven until i looked at little further at the issues. Once i identified the problem this video was very helpful in directing how to change out and replace a heating coil. a picture is so useful when doing things you have never tackled before.
Great, I'm glad it was helpful.
I literally saw my heating element burn out while preheating for baked chicken last night! Crap!
This DIY suggestion is better than paying $75 for my home warranty/insurance to send someone out in a few days.
Thanks!
+RETiredGM Thanks.
The heating element I used is linked in the description and in my comment directly below. It is used in a ton of ovens.
I sent this to my son along with a couple of other videos and he thought this was very helpful. The only thing not mentioned was how to take off the oven door, but there are videos on You Tube for this. (I took off the oven door for him and would have replaced the elements, but am due for cataract surgery next year.) Highly recommend this video.
I'm a 66 year old woman. Got part delivered, watched your video, and it's done. Hardest part was pushing stove back without crimping cord. Thanks for making this easy.
candysanantonio Great Job. I'm glad the video helped.
Thank YOU! You just saved me hours of anxiety. I left the oven on for too long and the heating element burned out HARD. I looked online and walmart sells em too. I need something on the day of the problem so its all gonna work out. found the tools to get em done, should be a quick job!
Reminds me when I replace my mother's built-in oven element about 15 years ago. The oven was 25+ years old then, and NO ONE had the element. I finally went to a local hardware store that has been around forever, and just kinda browsing around, I looked up and hanging on the wall up high was the exact element I needed! I had them take it down and you can tell by the dust outline on the wall that it has been hanging there for years. Obviously this was before Amazon was as it is now.
They built stuff amazingly well back then and I'm sure you were one of the few that needed to replace that part. Amazon and the like have really spoiled us, but so many people would still rather throw stuff out at the first sign of trouble.
Nice video. Thank you for taking the time and effort to post it. It's good people like you that grease the bearings on the chassis that makes our world turn round more easily.
I kept getting a error code f9 and I found out it was a wiring problem and I couldn't remember how I disconnected my two wires. So I searched the internet and found your video and saw your right wire was turned up and the left one was turned down and problem solved no me beeping noise and no more f9, thanks for sharing man.....
Thank you very much for the tip with drill the screws came off easy. I 'm glad i came upon your video. You save me some time and from a headache trying to get those screws off. And most of all you help me save some money by me doing it myself.
Thank u!! Fixed my stove replacing my bake element! Your video was exactly what i needed! Saved myself $85 diag fee and about high mark up part costs!!
GREAT. I'm glad the video helped.
MAN, YOU ARE GREAT! YOU EXPLAIN HOW TO DO THIS, IN SIMPLE LANGUAGE, SO EVEN I CAN DO IT AFTER WATCHING YOU TELL ME HOW TO DO IT. I WOULD NOT BE WATCHING THIS IF I KNEW ANYTHING ABOUT HOW TO DO THIS JOB NOW I AM SURE I CAN DO IT... THANKS
+GLO I'm glad it helped.
I was about to call my handyman or my boyfriend to replace the element...but after seeing this video, I did it myself!! Thanks!!
+rpsmith215 Awesome. I'm glad the video helped.
Thank You so much! We were just going to bake cookies for a bake sale and the element broke! Your straightforward video is a god send!
Dude! Your tip on using the drill's adaptor for the 1/4 screws was the best! I was just about to go out to the shed to start digging out sockets.
Thanks, I'm glad the video was helpful.
My wife and young son used your video to fix our oven. Thanks.
That is awesome!
Thanks for the video! My husband couldn’t fix our oven so I found your video and was working in minutes 💪🏼
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
Great Video. I was all worried!!! My gas water heater had a problem... fixed it. and now the Oven.... Thanks. Your a life saver...
I've had an element out in our cooker for years. You just reminded me I should fix it.
:)
Never new I could replace a element until now. I've gotten rid of alot of stoves , because the element went out. Thank you
Hey Thanks.
Had an old oven with a burnt out element a while ago. Couldn't find a cheap element to replace it so we took the broiler element out and used that instead (was the same shape, size and rating). Worked great if you don't mind giving up the broiler for it. ;) Thanks 65ford!
GrognardOfXCOM That's a great idea.
Thanks for the demonstration. I don't have a handyman, I'm the handygal! Now I need to fix my dryer!
spent about an hour looking for right tools to get those crazy looking screws out, watched your video,,wow,,thanks for sharing that drill tip,,,,,,,,
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for keeping it simple and clear.
Thanks for the help! I got mine from Amazon as well! Cheaper than buying from the factory. have never replaced anything in my life! I was terrified! The drill trick worked great as well. Thank you for making this video! Kudos to you my man!
Great, I'm glad this was helpful.
Good tip for getting out screws; I also took off the door, since I'm too short to reach in back with it on.
Thanks
I'm glad the video was helpful .
Thanks for sharing your repair. I have to do the baking element in the top oven once it gets here.
I'm glad it was helpful.
Thanks for the video. I like being self-sufficient and this helped. I had taken the screws out but when I started to pull the element out there was resistance. I was afraid of messing something up. After watching video I complete the process in seconds!! Can't wait to make a batch of cookies 😊
+sundie91 That's great. I'm glad the video helped.
Thank you. You saved me over $1100.00. Wall ovens are expensive!
+Sariah Barry Awesome.
Definitely agree to the baking test. Ordering my part soon.
Thanks for the tip man. We have to get a new double oven because our motherboard went out on the top part and the bottom part is about to go out.
It's frustrating the computers they want to put in appliances today. They seem to always be failing yet cost way more than it's worth to fix.
Just ordered mine from Amazon. Can't wait to replace it.
RollAndMix Awesome.
GREAT TIPS...and instructions...now to find the model no....it must be somewhere! Happy New year! Great video!
Thanks so much! Sixtyfiveford! :)
Nice fix! Amazon is the freekin bomb man! I order so much through amazon that i found my favorite charity that has an amazon link,and i order through their link every time. makes them a few pennies and doesnt cost a dime more. Good to see ya!
Oh yeah ;)
Thanks for taking the time to make a video for the non-MacGyvers of the world!
Thanks. I hope it helps.
Thank you for your video! I'm a single mom, and it was an easy fix! 🙂
Glad it helped!
A good video but would advise to throw breaker, remove the back to unplug the wires to insure they are not damaged and to make installation easier. Same tool needed as the element. This insures that the reconnect is good and prevents damage to the wires. Reverse the procedures to install.
Thanks dude. Exactly what I needed especially how the element is screwed in the back....then one of the wires fell through. doh! Had to open back and retrieve it but I learned a lot. Thanks!
Joseph Banks Awesome. Glad it helped.
Thanks man. I was getting ready to make my mother in law a cake when mine went out. I thought I was about have to buy a whole new oven!!!
+DeShawndre Hill I hope the video helps you replace your element.
Thank you! Short and sweet, remember to turn off the circuit breaker.
Great video! The concluding remarks made me smile:)
Osnat Fellus Thanks for watching.
Saved us $300!!! Thanks!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
Thanks so much for posting this. This was so easy because of your instructions.
Tony Morrison Awesome. I'm glad it helped.
Thank you! Your tutorial helped me so much. This was the first time I had to change a heating element. Everything works great! How often should do they need to be changed.
They rarely go out. A person that bakes a lot should get 10-15years out of a heating element.
Thanks alot. I've never tried to replace the oven element but you made it look easy!!
+rose Doodle I hope you try it. It's not too bad at all.
This was a great help! Hope you have one on refrigerators! 😊
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
Great Vid, had to change mine out today. I also had to fish out the wires that got tucked back into the oven. I started to panic cause I didn't finish the video before I changed it out, and had already put a batch of cookies in. I thought for sure you were gonna say don't bake anything for x amount of hours!
Nicely done.
You can check the elements with an ohmmeter as well. You should have continuity between the terminals if it is good. If it is blown it will measure open or infinity.
Thanks for the Amazon tip. I almost flipped when I saw how much that element was!
I'm glad it helped.
Thanks, this is very helpful! Our oven is working again!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for saving me time and money!! Just ordered off Amazon at a savings. Hope it is this easy to replace!
Dee True You're welcome. Yeah, shouldn't take you more than 15 minutes to put the new on in.
sixtyfiveford Sadly it did take more than 15 minutes. My stove is a Kenmore, the element is attached by a screw so we had to pull out the stove and remove metal plate and undo the screw to removed damaged element. Luckily we did not force the removal. Then the hole in the replacement element was too small for the screw, but we were able to enlarge it without damage. Not much more than 15 minutes once we figured out what we were dealing with. Certainly a huge money savings! Thanks again!
I'm glad you got it all sorted.
Super helpful and great tip about the 1/4 socket
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you so much! I am learning to do things myself. I tried to use a tiny wrench but I will get my drill out and get it done. I did pay $61 for mine. Wish I had thought of this before I shopped:)
It's a lot cheaper than a service call. I'm glad the video is a help.
Yes that is true. I was going to pay my neighbor to do it. I thought for sure it would require removing the back of the stove.
If your neighbor has trouble with the small connectors, they can pull of the sheet metal off the back. It is held on by a few screws. It allows easier access to the wire connectors.
How did you know the correct model of which replacement part to get without moving the back of the stove?
The model number of your stove should be at the top inside of the oven door. Google your model number and you'll find part schematics for your oven/heating element. More than likely it is the same one I have listed in the video description.
Better than the other videos thanks. One question my connectors aren’t slipping off as easy as years. Can I hold tight with pliers and pull?
They take a good yank sometimes to get them off.
Very helpful. Thanks. I found it for the cheapest on ebay. Only thing I would've mentioned is to turn off your breaker to the stove before doing this.
Thanks. This looks so easy. My replacement is on order and I'm pretty convinced that I can replace it myself now.
I'm glad the video helped.
Ah thanks - I think you just saved me a lot of money AND made me feel great that you shared your knowledge. Thank you
Watershed Sentinel You're very welcome.
Who are these 21 people giving it a thumbs down? Seriously this is confirming an easy fix to help me out with a "do it yourself" heating element replacement for my oven. Thanks!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
Thanks for all the tips.... didn't hear anything about making sure the electricity was off before pulling things apart.... I presume that would be something to emphasize and be sure of before proceeding.
+Stephen Wiley I mention to unplug it in the video.
The quarter inch bolts was a good tip, most people when building or repairing try to over kill with huge bolts lol
Your the BEST. Thank you. Trying to change this element (trying to impress hubby hehehehe). Perfect video...except my plugs went into back of oven so I had to take back off to re feed them (impressing myself :) Taking the oven door off would make it MUCH easier. MORE VIDEOS???? Now I can make cookies...Choc Chip AND Oatmeal Raisin
Nicely Done! I'm glad the video was useful.
Great Video Thank You the screwdriver tip worked like a charm
ROLANDO JIMENEZ Awesome.. I'm glad it helped.
Gr8 hlp, including the trick using the tip of a drill.
Thanks, I'm glad it helped.
Very helpful!
I thought this would be a tough fix, but it couldn't be easier.
Glad it helped!
This looks too easy,but have to see my brother can.Thank-you good clear instructions.
+Pam Morer Thanks for watching. I hope you get your oven back up and going.
Love the tip about the socket ON my drill~!!
I'm a rule breaker - batch of pumpkin bread going in first. :) I knew how to do this, but thanks for advising to throw the breaker. I'm off to bake!
+Shara Stacks haha.. Pumpkin bread sounds great!
Thanks. I will fix mine now and the wife will be happy. I noticed you have six dislikes. I thought my channel was the only one with haters but seriously I know others with topics that make folks upset get dislikes but you got to be kidding me that a fix your oven video woulf have six dislikes. What could possibly be the reason for that. Mental illness is what according to a study done about trolls. Anyway man i just had to say something. Thank you it is a super easy fix i was dreading having to do. Be blessed.
+brenton sawin Mysteries To Search You would be surprised how many professional service techs troll through fix it videos. You would think that after watching yourself do it on a daily basis you wouldn't want to spend you free time watching someone else. They seam to be the biggest reasons for thumbs downs and crappy comments.
Thanks folks. Just what I needed!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Great video, showed exactly how it supposed to go. My problem is I did that, and I still don't have a working bake element...sigh...
Kent Wooley Was the old element obviously burnt?
yup, it had at least two holes that I remember, and definitely qualified to be replaced.
May have to pull out the stove and remove the back sheet metal cover. This is so you can make sure the wires themselves didn't decide to burn up.
My next job, time to search for the element - thanks!
smirnoff56 Good luck.
Great fix man !! This will save folks bucks .. Now they can do it there selves !!
Now that everything in the house is working it's back out to the garage.
Ya buddy !!
Excellent and clear replacement instructions. Thank you.
Thanks, I'm glad it was helpful.
Good info loving all these How to videos Channel is growing nice you need a TV Show.
Great vide!! My challenge to you is, can you do a video on a diy powder coat oven? There are some videos out there but no one gives easy to follow and clear instructions like in your vids.. thanks
I've toyed around with the idea of powder coating before. Maybe I should.
I bought the inexpensive machine from harbor freight. It works great but I don't have a large oven so I use a toaster over. I'd like to see a sixtyfiveford version of an oven! Go for it
I've seen that kit.
Thank you! If I could bake you a batch of cookies right now- I would! Haven't been able to use my oven in about 6 months (only stove top). Meat loaf tonight!
I'm glad it helped.
Ooops forgot to mention gives you a chance to clean behind/under stove :-)
Oh, no no no no no. Not even then.
Thanks for the help and Safe easy fix with the power off...
Thank you for your help, now I’m going to do mine.
Thanks man. I went to use my oven tonight and it would not heat up. I touched the element and it was cold and then snapped where I touched it. Now that you showed me what to do I just need to find out the part# and order it. Thanks.
ronnie rodriguez I'm glad you found the video.
Me too. Thanks again.
Great video, exactly what I was looking for
I have a question. If a piece of plastic falls down in there it it dangerous
I need help. My family has a kenmore electric range stove top oven we got from my late maternal grandmother, who owned it before us. It's white, with the heat going up to 550. The dials go from, facing the oven left to right, heating dial, range burner dials, and timer. We looked over that oven for the model number, and it's not there. Maybe you know what model it is????
Thanks so much! This video was awesome! I followed your directions to the letter, and even had on hand the "yellow" screwdriver you showed :). I did take your advice although I didn't bake any cookies, my fresh garlic bread was very tasty. Again THANK YOU!!
Awesome.
yesss. just replaced one thanks to this video. now if i can stop the broil element from coming on simultaneously i will be Great! lol. thanks again !