How to Troubleshoot & Replace Whirlpool AP3095830 / 326793 Oven Bake Element

I called one large company and they couldn't even find my model number. We are not in a position to buy a new oven. Thankfully your associate found the exact part I needed within a matter of minutes. Item was shipped within a couple of days and now I am able to bake again!!! Thank you so much! 

I tried to fish the missing wire out of the hole that it should have come out of but it would not come. It felt solidly anchored. Now this is a wall oven so the access to the back of it is in the cellar stairway. I got a step ladder and placed it on one of the treads, and leaned the ladder against the platform the oven sits on. I climbed onto the the platform. Then I removed the back of the oven to see why the wire would not come out of the hole in the oven. Problem solved! The wire had been pinched between the back cover and the back of the oven. Put cover back on and pull wire out into the oven. Finally I get to do the only part of the job that you would normally have to do. I slid the electrical connectors onto the wires and tucked them back into the holes, slid the "prongs" of the element into the two holes and secured the element with two screws that go thru the clips on the element. The "normal" part of the job was a piece of Cake. Rest assured that climbing a ladder is NOT a part of most oven repairs. 

So pleased! I ordered the part in the PM and was delivered in AM next day cross country! So easy, shut off circuit breaker, two screws, plugged new one in and done! Bam oven fixed in two days time on the cheap! Great company, love the help videos, will definitely shop from again if need be. :) 

Our son-in-law fixed it. The first time the wire from the wall was loose in the connection. Had to uninstall, crimp wire together, reinstall. It warmed up when the oven was turned on. 

This is so easy and I am a girl that typically doesn’t know how to fix anything. They had guides and videos on how to do it and it literally only took me 20 minutes. Now I have two working ovens! 

Had to remake electrical connectors on the element, but all are in good working order. 

Ordered a new one and installed it, great fast service. The new element is slightly off-center but it works fine, The element just plugged into the existing terminal wiring. 

Removed old element and replaced with new. 

Took old one out, put new one in. 

Remember to always turn the power off first! Removed the oven door (easy). Two screws and element was out and new one in. Opted to replace the power leads that came with the element. Uninstalled the appliance from the cabinet and removed the back to get access to the element power leads. Cut last 3 inches off existing P/Ls and attached one end to the element, the other to the P/Ls with provided wire nuts. Reinstalled the back and put the appliance back in the cabinet. DONE after turning the breaker back on! Note: I had rebuild the appliance before, so I knew what I was doing.