Frigidaire 316555800 Dual Element OEM Part

Replacement of the element was relatively straightforward, but there are a couple of things to be aware of before you begin. First, turn off power to the stove at the breaker box. Allow the cooktop to raise by removing the two screws that secures it on the underside of the front edge. Open the oven door to do this. Removal of the old element is simple, just remove the two screws that secure the wide mounting bracket that holds the two front elements. Carefully turn the assembly over. To save yourself trouble going forward, use some masking tape to label the wires attached to the element. Label them 1a, 1b, 2a, and 2b according to the markings on the ceramic portion of the old element. The posts on the new element were in different locations in my case so labeling will help prevent mixups. Carefully pull the wires off the old element and put them on the new one. One of the mounting posts on the new element was smaller than on the old one, so I had to replace the clip. This was just a matter of clipping off the old clip, stripping off a bit of the insulation around the wire, and crimping on a new clip. Remove the old element from the mounting bracket, needle-nose pliers were helpful for this, then unscrew the clips on the back of the old element and screw onto the new one. These clips hold the element securely against the underside of the ceramic top. On the old element, the brackets were in the holes numbered 6 and 42, but I had to move them to the 3 and 39 holes on the new element. The wires aren't long enough otherwise. Finally, just turn put the new element into the mounting bracket and screw the bracket back in place. Close the lids, turn the power to the stove back on, and you should be all set. Hope this helps!

Got new replacing part, took pictures the connector the old one. The connector of the old not matched with the new one . After reading the code on the connector finally connected the right wire to the right place. It's working well . To those people who DIY . If your new part connector not matching with the new one . Read the bottom of connector it should said 1a,2a,1b,1b. Make sure all the wiring on the old matching with the code with the new one . It's easy to replaced if the wiring exactly the same but it is not.

I Replaced it with a replacement element ordered from AppliancePartsPros .com I had to rotate the burner slightly so that the leads would connect, as the terminals for the heat Sensor are oriented differently on the replacement element.

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