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Customer Questions and Answers for Oven Baking Element by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM13096971
Manufacturer Part Number: 316225001

The Oven Baking Element is an OEM part for Frigidaire ovens. It is responsible for providing the necessary heat for baking and roasting by converting electrical energy into heat within the oven cavity. The baking element measures approximately 19.4 x 18.5 inches.

You should replace this baking element if it stops functioning properly, which can occur due to wear and tear over time, electrical malfunctions, or physical damage to the element.

Symptoms of a bad oven baking element include:

  • The oven not heating up properly or at all
  • Uneven baking or roasting results
  • Visible damage such as breaks or burn marks on the element

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

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For Frigidaire Oven Baking Element (Part Number: OEM13096971)

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Hello Mike, we are going to need the valid model number located on the unit in order to locate the correct oven bake or broil element. Thanks!

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Hello, unfortunately it seems that the element in question is too wide. We recommend you use the factory replacement part number 316225001. Thanks!

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Ja, For the model number you supplied, the oven elements are : 316203200 / 316199900 Oven Broil Element, and 316225001 / 316225001 Oven Bake Unit(just in case/future reference). The part(s) are in stock and available at this time. Thanks,

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Hello Willy, The breaker is tripped by excessive current flow. This could be a bad breaker, a worn receptacle, or a loose connection at the terminal block. It really shouldn't be too hard to locate as an excessive current flow will normally cause a discoloration of the insulation on the wire. The first place I would look is the terminal block. Unplug the unit and try to turn the wires by hand. If they will turn, this is a point of high resistance and could be the root of the issue.

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Bryan, You'd have to suspect a damaged "common" wire between the element and ERC/Control or the ERC. It's not likely both elements would fail at the same time. You don't have a bad breaker or power supply, or the cooktop burners wouldn't work. You'll need to turn the power off to the range, and remove both rear cover panels to access the wiring and control. Thanks and Good Luck

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