How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP2031061 / WB44X10009 Bake Element

Ordered element removed two screws and put new one in about a 5 minute job 

I watched the video. The only difference I did not have thetype of screw in the old assembly as described. It was a flat face. Found the correct tools and the rest went quickly. 

It was a gradual loss of baking over a few weeks. So I decided to replace my element that was only less than 2 years old. (Previous element was 15 years old.) Turned out one high temperature disconnect was fried and damaged the male end of the bake element (I surmised from the power surge at time of outage) so I ordered the disconnect. Replacing the disconnect was easy: remove back oven wiring cover, cut the old wire off just past burn point, strip the wire, place the new disconnect on and crimp. Attach the disconnects to the bake element and re-attach to oven wall. Replace cover on back of oven, plug back in and we have power to bake again! 

Such a simple fix. Two 1/4" nut screws and two wires. Thank you appliancepartpros.com 

Ordered the part online and was surprised I had received it the next DAY not only was it fast -- it was the right part.... 

After doing some troubleshooting and narrowing the problem down to the heating element and the light bulb. I used the model and serial number to locate the parts I needed. Ordering them was very simple and they arrived very quickly. Parts were a direct replacement for the orginal ones, which made it very simple. 

Replace coil that we received from appliance part pros. Part arrived in 1 or 2 days. I took 10 minutes to install. 

Replace element. 

Ordered a new element. Had it swapped out in about 15 minutes. 

Replace the element