Dixie June 29, 2019 for Model Number frigidaire fef366ebg after changing the element self cleaning won't work what could be wrong
1 Answer Dixie, A number of issues could be going on. First, check for proper voltage at the terminal block. Testing with a voltmeter from red to black you should find 240 vac. If you have the correct voltage then you could have an issue with the control board relay not closing. If the unit will bake and broil when set to do so then you probably have a control issue. You would need parts 316419141 and 5304509493. Oven temp sensor can be checked in the back and should read 1100 ohms at room temp. Read More...
Todd June 25, 2019 for Model Number 486647A I have a designer series by Tappan model 486647A I need a bake element for do you have one that will work ?
Dave April 17, 2019 for Model Number 79094102703 What type of screws are used to fasten the bottom element in the oven.
1 Answer Dave, Unfortunately we do not have the size of the screw but will be part number 5308014215. Read More...
Brian February 01, 2019 for Model Number tef351ewb I've replaced the bake element for the second time in 13 years but this time it won't heat up. The wires look good. No signs of overheating. Is this a defective new part or did it take out something else? It looked like a welder when it burned out. Thanks
1 Answer Hello Brian, If the bake element is getting 240Vac, (120Vac from each lead to the element with one wire unplugged), and the unit set to bake, the new element is bad. If it is only getting 120Vac the control board 5304511908 has failed. Read More...
Bill January 21, 2019 for Model Number FEF369CGSE Oven element ap2125026 width and depth dimensions are?
1 Answer Bill, The part number for the bake element will be 316075103 and would measure approximately 19 1/2 width x 18 1/2. Read More...
Middy Hertha October 22, 2018 for Model Number JBP24B0H1WH I need a replacement heating element for my GE oven, the part that is on the floor of the oven. What element should I buy?
Wendy September 21, 2018 I have a Frigidaire Range Model # WF337AAG and cannot seem to confirm that model with any part whatsoever. The Part # 316075103 seems to come up a lot in the searches, and that is also the part on the element that caught fire - however, looking at the details, it is not even the same size as the one I took out. The Element I took out was about 20" across, not 17", and the Volt/wattage was different Part # 316075103 208/240V 1950/2600W about 20" wide. But it also started an electrical fire - so I would just like to confirm the correct replacement bake element for a Frigidaire Model # FEF336BGDE
2 Answers Wendy, I have checked all resources also and no exact match to your model. Your base model will have the same components as others for example elements and internals so part 316075103 is compatible. Read More...
Wendy September 21, 2018 I have a Frigidaire Range Model # WF337AAG and cannot seem to confirm that model with any part whatsoever. The Part # 316075103 seems to come up a lot in the searches, and that is also the part on the element that caught fire - however, looking at the details, it is not even the same size as the one I took out. The Element I took out was about 20" across, not 17", and the Volt/wattage was different Part # 316075103 208/240V 1950/2600W about 20" wide. But it also started an electrical fire - so I would just like to confirm the correct replacement bake element for a Frigidaire Model # FEF336BGDE
2 Answers Wendy, I have checked all resources also and no exact match to your model. Your base model will have the same components as others for example elements and internals so part 316075103 is compatible. Read More...
1 Answer Robert, There's not a special element for self-clean. Simply replace the element for your model. Read More...
Thomas August 26, 2018 for Model Number MEF316WFSE If the wiring connecting this element to the stove is corroded, what type of wiring harness or part would I need to replace?
1 Answer Thomas, Part # 316001558 is your main wire harness and replace wire for wire so you don't forget where they go. Read More...