Whirlpool 7406P428-60 Element, Bake Lower

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MFG Part Number:	7406P428-60
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How difficult is it to replace the coil in the bottom oven?

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Answer Hello! You will have to disconnect power. Remove the two mounting screws holding the element. Carefully pull the element out until you can get to the wire terminals. Unplug the wires from old element and plug them into the new element. Re-install the element to the back wall. Don't forget to reconnect the power. Hope this helps!

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Hi. the lower element, the bake element, in the lower oven of my range went out...I think. It preheated to cook on a convection setting, and I heard the signal that it was ready. When I went back into the kitchen, I noticed a very bright white light in the oven (the oven light was not on) and noticed it was coming for the very center of the element and the rest of the element was dark. Based on what I've told you, does it sound like I need to replace any other part other than number 74004107? ~ thank you!

Diane for Model Number JDR8895AAS

Answer Diane, It does sound like the lower bake element is bad and needs to be replaced. There should not be any other parts needed.

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The top element (broil) stopped working as we were using it yesterday. I removed the element today, and it has good continuity at 24 ohms. But the voltage at the push-on terminals (with element removed) ranges from 1 to 4 volts after the broil timer has clicked on. Sounds like a defective relay to me, but I'd like to make sure that I do not have to have the element connected to get a good voltage reading. Thanks.

Frustratedbaker for Model Number MER6751AAS

Answer Frustrated baker, Yes, based on the information it does sound like the relay is faulty on the control board. To get a good check go to the clock assembly and test from L1 to broil with unit set for broil. If you do not have 240 vac then the clock is bad and would need to replace the clock.

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I preheated my lower oven to 490 last nite..once ready, I inserted 2 loaves of dough and threw one cup of water onto floor of oven to generate the steam needed for baking..(have done this for years).. 20 minutes later I opened the oven to find the oven not very hot and the dough barely cooking.... I soon determined that the lower heating element is not heating up...but the oven is getting some level of heat (I assume from top element)...could the water I throw in have damaged the heating element? Also, it was my impression that the top element in each of the 2 ovens is for broiling and the bottom one is for baking...if correct, why does the top one heat up when I am baking??

Mad Baker for Model Number MER6755AAB

Answer Hello Mad Baker. You will need to test the element in the unit. It should read closed for continuity. If the element is good, you will need to order and replace the control board in the unit. The water could cause the issue and it is not recommended by the manufacture to cook like this. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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I relaced lower eliment it worked for 6 months now it will only heat to 170 and no higher.

Easy Bake

Answer Hello Easy Bake. test for 240 volts to the element. If it is there, element is bad. If the voltage is not there, but there is 240 to the unit, you will need to replace the control on the unit.You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Are there 2 wires to connect? I can only see one.

Watercolormom for Model Number mer6770AAW

Answer Hello, I really hate to be the bearer of bad news but if you only see one wire, you're going to have to remove the back panel to get the one that got away. You don't have to remove it completely, but you have to remove enough screws to get to the back side of the bake element. Be sure to discontinue power to the unit before removing the back and wear gloves and sleeves to avoid getting cut!

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