How to Troubleshoot & Replace Frigidaire AP5630821 / 318601604 Bake Element

Turn off Power/ Breakers. Removed oven from cabinet, by pushing in 2 retaining clips on R & L (using release tools supplied with oven or use 2 screwdrivers) To make handling easier, I removed the 2 Oven doors from unit (each one weighs about 47 Pounds) removed from cabinet, placed on 2 metal milk crates, which allowed me to get under oven and access to the bottom panel, Remove 1 Phillips head screw and wire clip from panel, lightly pull panel down revealing 2 power connectors, pull off connectors from heating element, slide panel with element out. Replace element and reinstall, (note where insulation is on the panel before removing the element and ensure the same placement when installing.) Slide panel & element back in, connect power leads, seat panel,back into oven, attach wire clip, and phillips head screw. Put oven back into wall / cabinette reinstall oven doors. 

This is for a wall oven lower burner. The entire oven has to come out of the wall to access the bottom coils. There is no way to test the coil without removing the entire oven. Once removed you can test the ohms with a voltmeter or if you just take the panel off the way this coil is you can see where it’s burned out typically. The coil is on the bottom so the unit needs to lay on its back, well I found this to be the easiest. I also replaced the thermostat at the same time just for good measures in hopes to not need to take the oven out again. It is a 2 person job. 

Replaced with part from AppliancePartsPros.com. Only difficult part was trying to find out how to access the element (panel on bottom exterior of oven). 

You had replacement element in stock. Ordered it on December 21 and had it on December 23. Got it replaced quickly. Longest part of repair was locating the element, we had to pull the oven out of the cabinet. The element is located under the oven. Fridgidaire doesn’t make it easy to find or replace the part. You saved Christmas! 

We installed 2 new elements, the round convection element in the back of the oven (but on the inside) and we replaced the baking element which is located under the oven. 

Searched on-line and suggestion was bake element had gone bad. I have an Electrolux Icon oven. It's a bit of a hassle, because you have to get the oven out of the wall and power supply cord was difficult to manage. Also, because of oven size and weight it's a bit unwieldy (would be easier with an assistant). However, once out it's relatively easy to replace the element. The actual problem turned out to be one of the two connectors to the element was destroyed (brittle and crumbling) so I had to make a new connection. Since I wasn't certain whether the bake element was ok or not and since the unit was 12 years old I just decided to replace it, because I didnt' want to reassemble and test it with the new connector. Oven works perfectly now. 

The oven is a wall unit and the element is a hidden type. Turned off breaker, slid out oven and left rear resting on cabinet ledge and supported front with automotive jack stands. Once you remove the the lower front trim piece it exposes the two small screws to allow element cover plate to be removed by lowering front of it and sliding it forward. Careful element will fall out. Replaced element reinstalled in reverse order. Was able to perform this task by myself. Used a #2 Phillips, #1 Square driver and needle nose 

Tested the lower Bake element in the upper oven with an ohm meter and got a reading of 0. All the other elements were tested with a resistance reading. Ordered a lower bake element and then installed the element in the upper oven. The installation was a little tricky because you have to disconnect the upper oven from the lower oven. lift the upper oven up enough to get at the lower element in front of the unit remove a screw and a pin then remove the bake element. Installed the new element and reverse the process. Good Luck 

Replaced the Bake Element. The bottom of the inside shell of our oven had several cracks in the steel from the heat. I cut out the section over the lower burner with an angle grinder and screwed a piece of steel set in refractory cement over the cut opening. I replaced the lower burner and the stove is operational again. (Recommend using a dust mask). I ordered the part and received it the next day. Great service! 

First, I replaced the temperature probe. But when that didn’t correct the problem, I looked for other issues, and eventually found an open circuit in the lower hidden bake element. I removed the bake element, and indeed it had burned out in one place. Replaced it with a new element from Appliance Parts Pros, and oven works as it should.