How To Replace Or Change The Heating Element On an Electric Stove Top

Learn How-to easily replace or change the electric stove top heating element on your stove if it's burn't out or damaged.
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[@swordoff7]

This simple tilt the element and yanking straight out method worked for me with a 2016 Kenmore model. The elements were fine. I wanted to replace the plates under the elements with new ones.
Thanks for showing us how to, HomeownerRepair.

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Thanks for watching

[@alluringming]

I miss having stove like this, not too much of a chore to replace the heating element. lol

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Thanks for watching

[@rageshadey]

Thanks for the info XD

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Thank you for watching our video that shows you how to replace the heating coil element on your stove top. Hope this helped you out.

[@HamabaJuJu]

my stove surface heating elements don't just pup out. Was there another version in the old GE that one had to screw them out?

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Not that I am aware of. They should just pop out.

[@inhaleexhale]

This only works for certain types of stoves. If you pull them out on the wrong type of stove, you have just created a bigger problem.

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Thank you for watching our video that shows you how to replace the heating coil element on your stove top. Hope this helped you out.

[@chiptom6461]

I've looked all over the place for those 'clips' that go on chrome drip pans (aka: drip bowls) to hold the element in the drip pan's notch. Tried to buy drip pans (via Amazon) with those clips but was lied to and ended up with drip pans without the clips.
If the only way I can get those clips is to buy drip pans that have them, I will.
Any help you can offer to point me in the right direction will be appreciated.
Thank you.

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

I am not sure who might have replacement drip pan clips for the stove heating coil.

[@Susan70003]

My element only works on the highest heat setting. The lower temperature setting won't let heat thru. Will replacing just the coil fix that?

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Not sure, It might

[@i.o1828]

🎉🎉🎉

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Thank you for watching our video that shows you how to replace the heating coil element on your stove top. Hope this helped you out.

[@bgsg7995]

try replacing a automatic element

[@HomeOwnerRepair]

Thanks for watching