Seagull August 15, 2014 I am working on a Whirlpool oven that was here in 1969 when we moved into the house. The only numbers I can make out were engraved into the plate, but the information telling me if they are serial number, model number, etc. are long gone. The numbers are HE 155 H - 1, 63426, and 6 6. The broiling element has gone out and I am trying to replace it. The photo on your website and the measurements given for part AP3095832 appear to match what I have taken out. I can't tell from your photo what the connections are on your part. Mine is a small hole through a thin rectangular piece of metal on the end of the element and a ring connection on the end of the wires, which are secured together by a screw. Will the part you have match up with my connection?
1 Answer Seagull, Unfortunately there is not enough of the model number to be able to pull parts lists on the unit. The part listed 326795 appears to have spade connectors and not the screw holes as what yours would have. Read More...
Debbie February 03, 2012 Here is the exact model # RBG-335K serial 61CO6473 do you have it or anything compatible for a broiler element
1 Answer Hello Debbie, for the Frigidaire model number supplied the correct broil element was 5306564765. Unfortunately the manufacturer has discontinued the part and it's no longer available, sorry. Read More...
Ron November 16, 2011 for Model Number modern maid weo 420 Will this part ap #3095832 fit my oven? My ser# is 112723 308
1 Answer Hello Ron. The model number you provided is not working. We will need your model number to help you with this. Thanks. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
David M. June 17, 2011 for Model Number RRE15EZ Back hanging bracket missing. Does replacement include brackets and screws? Is it a matter of removing the screws and pulling out the old element to replace it with a new one?
1 Answer Hello David! The model number supplied, RRE15EZ, does not pull any information in our systems. The broil element 326795 will include the two brackets that are on the element listed in the picture. Here is some information on replacing bake/broil elements, hope it helps!You will need to unplug the range. Remove the oven racks. In the back of the electric range, there are two screws that hold on a bake element. Remove these two screws and gently pull the element towards the door opening. Remove the wires from the bake element one at a time. You may need to use long nosed pliers to remove the wires. Be careful that the wiring doesn't fall back through the back of the oven. Once the wires have been removed, discard the old element and replace it with the new one. Once the new element is installed, plug the unit back in and test. Read More...