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Customer Questions and Answers for Range Bake Element by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM6375087
Manufacturer Part Number: 316075103

Oven won't heat or bake properly? This bottom bake element converts electricity to heat for even baking. Simple DIY fix—2 screws, 2 wire terminals.

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For Frigidaire Range Bake Element (Part Number: OEM6375087)

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Jo Ann If the element has been installed then it cannot be returned. Here is a link to our return policy. https://www.appliancepartspros.com/customerservice/returns.aspx

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Patrick for Model Number Frigidaire Gallery FEF376CJBA Electric Range

Our bottom bake element burned out, cracked and even melted a bit when I used the oven last. I replaced it with bake element part # AP2125026, but the new bake element doesn't heat up. I verified that the top element is heating with my laser thermometer, but the bottom element remains cold. I hear the pre-heat "click" kick in again about ever 2 or 3 minutes. I opened the back of the unit and verified that the bake element contacts didn't come unseated when I pushed them through from the front. All the other wires are intact as well. Any ideas what my next stop should be?

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Patrick, Thanks for the question!!! The element failing may have damaged your bake relay on the electronic control 316131602. The part can be tested for voltage when the bake operation is set on. If you don't have 240v at the element the control has most likely failed. Unfortunately, the part is no longer available. There are some companies that repair the controls. You can google for the companies. CoreCentrics is one that comes to mind with a good reputation.

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Middlee, it would be recommended that the main control 316557118 is tested for 240VAC from the terminal L2 OUT to the terminal BK when the bake cycle is turned on. If there is not 240VAC, then the main control has failed and would need to be replaced.

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