1 Answer Hello Irene. You will need to order 316075103 for the bake element needed for the unit. Read More...
No Bake Element? January 15, 2017 for Model Number ffew2725psb Hello..my mom has a ffew2725psb electric oven. My mom mentioned it heats unevenly. I took a look an noticed that there is no bake element. The manual says the bake element should be located at the bottom of the oven. Further, there are no stabs for bottom element? Whats the deal? The oven bakes, though unevenly. The broil element works and glows when in broil mode but does not glow when in bake mode. Where is the bake element? Thanks
1 Answer NBE, This unit does have a bake element but it is a hidden bake element part number 318902502. To access the bake element to test it the unit will need to be removed from the wall and the bake element can be accessed from the rear of the unit. There will be a cover over it. Read More...
Linda June 23, 2016 for Model Number UNK HAVE A BASIC FREE STANDING 30 INCH STOVE . I NEED A BAKING ELEMENT BUT CANT FIND THE MODEL NUMBER ANYWHERE. STOVE IS ABOUT 5-6 YEARS OLD. FOUND THESE TWO NUMBERS IN BOOKLET TAPED TO BACK THAT SHOWS HOW TO INSTALL. THE NUMBERS ARE: 316433623 AND 316441457
1 Answer Hello Linda. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please call 1-877-477-7278 or post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Kozbyro April 25, 2016 for Model Number FGF368GCA Oven will not heat. Pie filling spilled on to bottom of oven including panel that was then removed and cleaned. Oven worked for 30 days and then ceased to function. All burners, including broiler are fully functional. HELP !!!
1 Answer Kozbyro, You most likely have a weak or broken bake burner igniter 5304534663/316489400 Ignitor. It's probably a coincidence that it failed after the spill over. Remove the racks, oven bottom, and oven door. Program a bake temperature and start the oven. In 60 to 90 seconds, the ignitor should be glowing "white hot" and the burner should ignite. If the ignitor is glowing red or bright orange, it is weak and needs to be replaced. Read More...
Cheryl April 12, 2016 for Model Number nf32400574 What cross reference number work with my heating element ?
John February 15, 2016 for Model Number REG37BAW Frigidaire I need to replace my heating element in my oven, but do not see any cross references for my model# for the element. The stove is pretty old (about 25 yrs). Just wanted to make sure that if I purchased a heating element that it wouldn't either short out or start a fire (possibly due to voltage differences. I appreciate any help. Thanks, John
1 Answer Hello John. 5303051516 is the broil and 5303051519 is the bake element for the unit. Read More...
Jane November 28, 2015 for Model Number KF450GDD0 Burners on stove top work but oven is not heating up at all (neither the bake or broiler elements). I don't see an obvious break in either element. It did make a strange electrical sound about 30+ seconds after I turned oven on to preheat. Also, the small indicator light for the oven isn't coming on when I turn on the oven.
1 Answer Jane, With the bake and broil not working, the 2 parts that would most likely cause this issue would be the thermostat or the selector switch. The thermostat part number is 5303934039 which has been discontinued with no suitable replacement available. The selector switch is part number 5308012561. Read More...
Erin November 09, 2015 Hello last night I was making dinner for my family and when I opened the oven to check on the meal in the oven the element had a flame coming from it. I closed the door to get my oven mitts to remove the food and when I reopened the oven the flame had moved further up towards the center of the element. I immediately shut off the oven and the flame died down. Does this sound like a blown element or something more serious? I was going to buy another oven altogether because of the flames and did not realize how inexpensive it would be to just replace the element. Money is tight and hope this is an easy fix.
Julia June 12, 2015 for Model Number Frigidaire R30HW Ancient electric range. Bake element fried. "Screw" connecting back plate of each terminal is NOT a Phillips. It looks like a very shallow head hexagonal screw. With limited tools available, I have tried and tried to loosen them, but I think it's all so old, they're stuck. Any ideas? Also, the only back element that popped up when I put in the model number (which of course, is obsolete) is AP2136868. Is this going to work at all, provided I can eventually get the old element out?
1 Answer Julia, As for the screws it may be a hexagon type screw but unfortunately we do not know what size it would be. Also you may have to cut the screw out if it will not come out of the unit. As for the element, part number 5303051519 is showing to be the correct element for your unit. Read More...
Dani May 15, 2015 I have a Frigidare oven and today a piece about an inch long literally broke off of the heating element, sparked, and nearly started a fire. It was not near the connection or wiring, rather near the front of the oven. Before I get a new heating element to replace, do I need to have the oven checked to make sure there's nothing else wrong? Its at least 8 years old at this point! Thanks
1 Answer Dani, Chances are you will need the bake element only. In a case as you described, the damage to the element is usually due to a grease or oil spill on the element, when removing or placing an article in the oven, and or "banging" the element with a pot or pan. If you have a test meter, you may want to check for 220-240 VAC across the wires to the damaged bake element. If you have the voltage, then the ERC/Clock, or thermostat circuits are proper and not damaged and you'll only need the element. If you have no voltage or less than 220 VAC to the element, then you'd have to presume the bake relay on the ERC, or the contacts inside the thermostat have failed because of the shorted element. Read More...