Charles July 03, 2024 for Model Number PLCF489CCC How do I check to see if the heating element is getting the 208v power. Is there a video on how to use the OHM meter, as i have not done this before?
1 Answer Hello Charles, thank you for contacting APP, You would need to unplug the unit, access the terminals of the heating element in question, disconnect one of the leads from the element, plug the unit in, and start the desired cycle, then check from the disconnected wire to the wire still connected to the element for AC Voltage. If you are unfamiliar with the usage of a multimeter or voltmeter, or are uncomfortable around live voltage, I would not suggest performing this test as there is live voltage present. We do have a few videos on using a multimeter to test for voltage or continuity on our YouTube channel, and you should be able to find more specific information on your particular meter by searching for a user manual with the meter's model number on the internet. Read More...
William March 11, 2024 for Model Number Kenmore C970-635432 Hello, I can't find much on the internet with my specific Kenmore oven model number c970-635432. I think the baking element needs to be replaced, because the oven stopped heating, but the broil and stovetop elements still work. I have no idea how to access the bake element, it's "hidden" and there's no screws inside the oven so no plate to remove to access it. So I guess my questions are: 1- which baking element model would I need? 2- how to access the hidden element to replace it?
1 Answer William, Unfortunately, we do not show any parts for this unit. In most cases, the element can be accessed from the back of the unit which is covered by a cover plate. Read More...
Tom June 12, 2023 for Model Number Frigidaire PLES389DCE I replaced my oven’s burned out lower heating element but it doesn’t heat very quickly, doesn’t glow hot nor does the pre heating function seem to be working. Is there reason for this.
1 Answer Hello Tom, check if the element is getting 240vac in operation, if not then likely the element when it failed damaged the circuit/relay in the control board 316272204 which is no longer available. Read More...
Rae April 09, 2023 for Model Number FEF455BBD Is part number EAP900201 the heating element for my oven .
Mike March 26, 2023 for Model Number CFEF388CES-3 I have an Electric Range from Frigidaire - model number CFEF388CES-3, and the baking element needs replaced. I cannot find a reference to my specific model, but wondered if this baking element was compatible. Thanks
1 Answer Mike, Yes, based on the model provided this is the bake element needed 318255006 Read More...
Mike February 27, 2023 for Model Number KB111RXM WESTINGHOUSE Need to purchase baking element. Older unit but would like to know what is the replacement for this unit. Thank you
1 Answer Mike, the bake element 5300210981 would be used with the model number provided. Unfortunately, this part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available. Read More...
Megan April 26, 2021 for Model Number FES367ASB I went to replace the bake element in my oven and realize that there are no screws holding the old one in!! I can't figure out what size screw is needed to attach the bake element to the oven, since screws aren't shown in the diagrams. Any ideas?
1 Answer Megan, while the manufacturer does not specifically list the screw used for the bake element, the screw 316519700 should work to secure it. Read More...
Lauren March 06, 2021 for Model Number REG-94BK or RWM-7 Do you have heating elements for model number REG-94BK which may be used with RWM-7?
1 Answer Lauren, The bake element for this unit will be part number 5309950887 and the broil will be 5309951540. Unfortunately, the broil element has been discontinued with no suitable replacement available. Read More...
Ron Jensen February 22, 2021 for Model Number kenmore electric oven # 79099513307 parts The lower oven element will not turn on. No physical damage observed. Is this an element or a control problem? Where do we go from here?
1 Answer Ron, Thanks for the question!!! Your best option to find the failure is to set the oven to bake and test the voltage at the bake element terminals. If you have 240vac then the element would be bad 318255006. Any other readings most likely point to the control board 5304461061. The control is NLA but there are companies on the internet that rebuild control boards, companies such as CoreCentrics. A google search will help locate those companies. Read More...