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Range Bake Element (replaces 318254908) 318254902

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Part #318254902

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Part Information

This bake element (part number 318254902) is for ranges.

Bake element 318254902 is at the bottom of the oven and supplies the heat for baking.

Unplug the range or shut off the house circuit breaker for the range before installing this part. Wear work gloves to protect your hands.

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 4.9
1-8 of 16 reviews

B-Wood99

Brentwood, TN

  2 years ago

B-Wood99

Brentwood, TN

Very simple repair!

Took less than 15 minutes to replace the top oven element from start to finish. And that includes an extra few minutes to break loose the screws that had become very tight over nearly 10 tears of use. Online video was helpful if you're unsure how to proceed. Part fit & works perfectly, we're VERY pleased with this experience!

Latch

Houston

  2 years ago

Latch

Houston

Worked as expected

Spec'd and ordered online..all went well with the install

S L J

BRENTWOOD TN

  2 years ago

S L J

BRENTWOOD TN

arrived on time and working great

IT WAS EASY TO INSTALL I DID IT WITHOUT INSTRUCTION

Denny

Chisholm, MN

  2 years ago

Denny

Chisholm, MN

Exactly as advertized

This item was easier to install than expected. It is useful to have the original product manual before you begin. TURN OFF THE POWER TO THE OVEN BEFORE YOU START. Before you begin, get a good trouble light or similar auxiliary light source in position, because when you disconnect the power to the oven, you will be working in the dark to make your connections. Removing the plate in the back of the oven covering the element electrical connectors is the only tricky part. You need a special No. 2 SQUARE screwdriver head. A Phillips head, Torxx, or a flat blade screwdriver will not work. Once the plate is removed, you will see a hole packed full of insulation. That material will resist your pulling out the old heating element to reveal the electrical connectors. Use a tool such as a screwdriver to gently tease away the insulation around the electrical wire connectors. It's best not to pull out the insulation! After making your new electrical connections, you need to force the new element back into position, and the insulation will resist this. Again, use your screwdriver to gently push the insulation out of the way just enough to position the new element. Replace the 2 square head screws and you're done!

Don w

Baton Rouge la

  2 years ago

Don w

Baton Rouge la

Very easy to install only 2 screws to remove

I remove the bad element about a week before the replacement element can so it only took about 5 minutes to install

Why2020

Edmore,Michigan

  3 years ago

Why2020

Edmore,Michigan

Costly but works

After many years element burned out. Ordered new element. Element came quickly. Turn power off. 2 screws out. Pull element 6 inches. Pull off the wires. Discard the bad element. Put the wires on the new element push element in place. Installed 2 screws. Oven now functional. Only down side is the cost of the element.

Wayne

Rialto Calif.

  3 years ago

Wayne

Rialto Calif.

Fast delivery , easy to install

2 screws to move , pull out & unplug , reinstall . The screws were hard to remove because of the heat , use a vise grip to start then you can use a phillips screw driver to remove.

George D

Bayonne, NJ

  3 years ago

George D

Bayonne, NJ

Cost

Expensive part but was unsure if any generics would work in its place.

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