Lori February 21, 2021 for Model Number KEBS208SSS02 Went to replace the broiler element and noticed the blue wire coming from the back of the oven doesn't have a connector piece on it. Looks like it broke off, therefor I cannot connect the element. Where do I get this one piece to put on the end of the blue wire?
1 Answer Lori, They appear to need 1/4 in terminals and a part number for these are TJMA02875-1 Read More...
James October 09, 2020 for Model Number KERC607EWH5 How much is shipping to 91360 on the dual broil element?
1 Answer James, the shipping information can be provided during the item checkout as shipping varies by what option is selected. Read More...
James October 09, 2020 for Model Number KERC607EWH5 My dual broil element only heats on the inner element on broil and not at all on bake or self-clean. If i purchase a new element and find that the problem is not the element but the control board, can I return it for full credit if it has not been used?
1 Answer James, our return policy can be viewed using the following link: https://www.appliancepartspros.com/customerservice/returns.aspx Read More...
Mike July 17, 2019 for Model Number KESH307HBS4 Replacing Dual Broil Element Part # WP9750967 (AP6013892) & wires slipped into back of range casing so just had to remove the back casing of range to insert terminals onto the Dual Broil Element, which was simple. Question is one wire is blue & the other is purple on the left side of the range looking at it from the rear. One terminal on the element is vertical (outer one) & the other is horizontal (inner one). Does it matter which wire goes onto which terminal on the element? Would the blue wire go onto the vertical terminal of the broil element & purple on the horizontal terminal or vice versa? I have a photo if that helps. Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Mike, the violet (purple) wire connects to the outer broil element terminal, the blue wire connects to the convection element terminal as per the wiring diagram. Read More...
Heidi June 21, 2017 for Model Number KESC307HWH4 Hi, Broil element (Dual) only heats the inside element on broil and on bake neither outside or inside element heats up. Do I need to replace this part or could it be something else. Heats up on broil mode only on convection. Thanks Heidi
1 Answer Heidi, If the broil and bake are not working properly then this issue would most likely be caused by a faulty. Read More...
Chuck November 27, 2014 for Model Number KESC308LSS0 Replacing the oven broil/heating element (#9750967): The screws that hold the heating element to the back wall of the oven are rusted and won't unscrew. How do I get them to break loose?
1 Answer Hello Chuck. If they do not come out, you may have to drill them out and replace the screws. Read More...
Gary November 17, 2014 for Model Number ykerc500yw0 Only the outer part of the broil element is heating. Is the element faulty or is something else at fault?
1 Answer Hello Gary, The inner part of the element is used as the convection element. It will cycle on alternating with the bake element during a convection cycle. Read More...
Richard F April 02, 2014 KERC607HBS4 kitchenaid superba electric range when preheating i heard a pop and its stopped heating now oven wont bake or broil all other functions fine what is the cause?
1 Answer Richard, You will want to check the elements to make sure that they are good. You can check continuity of them or the resistance of the elements and do a visual check looking for breaks or bad spots in the element. There is also a relay on the back of the unit that you will want to check to make sure that it is good. Check the relay for voltage in and voltage out. This relay is the most likely cause for the unit not working. The part number of the relay is 9751948. Read More...
Bob August 09, 2012 for Model Number YKESC308LS0 We turned our Kitchenaid Superba on this morning an noticed that it took forever for the temperature to rise. I have checked the broiler element and it was cold and the bake element was not very warm either. Do these elements work together on the bake cycle? What are the possible reasons for this happening. Is it a simple as replacing the broiler element or more complicated. What would be the steps to take to fix our problem?
1 Answer Hello Bob. You need to test the element and make sure it reads closed for continuity. Both the bake and broil. If the elements are good, test and see if there is 240 volts coming to the unit. If so, test and see if the clock relay is sending power to the element. If no replace the clock in the unit. You can test all of this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Jill January 21, 2012 for Model Number kerc607hs1 Thanks for the answer to my previous question. Since then we ordered both the broiler element and hidden bake element. The new broiler element works perfectly now. Unfortunately the hidden bake element does not. The old bake element was definitely bad when we tested it and had visible damage. Any idea of what else we can try to get the new hidden bake element to work? Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Jill! Check to make sure that the bake element is getting 220/240v. If its not you will need to check to make sure all the wiring from the electronic board to the bake element is ok. If the wiring is ok the electronic control may need to be replaced, part number 3191106. Hope this information helps you, thanks! Read More...