ProfessionalOven Element Replacement

A burnt-out bake or broil element means uneven cooking or no heat at all from your oven. Element replacement is a straightforward repair that restores full oven function — no need to replace the appliance or wait weeks for an appliance technician.

Also known as: oven element replacement, oven heating element, bake element replacement, broil element replacement, electric oven repair, oven coil replacement, oven element fix, oven element replacment

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What’s included

Replace bake (lower) and broil (upper) elements in electric ovens
Source and match the correct element for your oven make and model
Disconnect the old element safely and connect the new one
Test the oven at full temperature before leaving
Inspect the oven door seal and advise on any other visible issues

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How it works

Identify the element

We check the make and model, confirm which element has failed and match the replacement part.

Replace the element

We disconnect power, remove the mounting screws, pull the element from the terminal block and reverse the process with the new part.

Test the oven

We reconnect power and run the oven to verify the element heats correctly and the oven reaches the set temperature.

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Problems we fix

Bake elements that develop visible cracks or blistered spots and stop heating
Broil elements that arc and blow a circuit breaker when the broiler is turned on
Wrong replacement element ordered — many look identical but have different wattage or connector type

Good to know

Oven Element Replacement — FAQ

Can I use my oven if only one element is broken?

If only the broil element is out, you can often still use bake mode. If the bake element fails, the oven typically won't reach baking temperature reliably.

How do I know if my oven element is the problem?

Visual cues include a visible burn hole, crack or arc mark on the element. If there's no visible damage, the element can be tested for continuity with a multimeter.