The Oven Bake Element is a black, metal part which supplies heat to the oven. This element is 19-1/2" wide x 18-1/2" long and has 3-1/2" inserts. It is rated as "Easy" to install by users, and attache...
This is used as the "floor" of the oven cabinet.
Note: Does not come with rivets or screws. Must be purchased locally.
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Eulanis
December 12, 2019
I need a 6" single element
For model number TEF351EWC
Hello Eulanis, Thank you for contacting us. I have researched the model you have provided and have found the part you are looking for is PartSelect Number PS2582086. We hope this helps!
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Don
January 14, 2024
Where is the thermal fuse located?
For model number TEF351EWC
Hello Don, Thank you for your inquiry. We do not show a thermal fuse listed for this model. It uses a temperature sensor, part# PS1528542, which sends the temperature levels to the control board. We hope this helps.
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Deborah
November 26, 2024
1.The large burner when set on a low or medium range temperature will usually do fine, but sometimes after being on for a while, will suddenly heat up the coil to red hot high on its own. Very unpredictable.
2. The small burner on the same side is now failing to heat up properly.
For model number TEF351EWC
Hello Deborah, Thank you for your inquiry. This could be an issue with the wiring, the switches or the elements. Check for any loose connections or damaged wires and you can test the switches and elements with a multimeter. Good luck with your repair.
1. Removed two screws, pulled out the element, voltage tested the element and determined it was an open circuit (bad element). 2. Ordered the part from partselect.com 3. Disconnected element, connected the new one, and screwed it back in.
Shut off circuit breaker to stove and collected the tool from the basement. Turned on flashlight. Unscrewed the two hex nuts from the old element/back of the oven. Slid the old element prongs out of the back, exposing the connecting wires. Pulled the connecting wires off of the old element, carefully, so that the connections wouldn't come off of the wires. Threw the old element pieces in the garbage. Connected the new element to the connecting wires and re-fastened the hex nuts. My husband had wanted to call the repair man, but it didn't look too difficult, so I decided to try it on my own. Boy was he surprised when I fixed it, and for a fraction of the cost of hiring a repairman! Ladies, we can do this ourselves!!! :) Thank you for being there for us to order our part from, Parts Select, we had our new part in less than 24 hours, so the shipping was blazing fast!!! Keep up the good work!!! :)
