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Excellent video. Here is a tip: If you want not to remove the stove from the wall, remove the bottom storage drawer. You will be able to unplug it on many models without having to move it.

I would like to thank you for the great video. You saved me from buying a new stove and your instructions were super easy to follow.

Thank you! I used this and it was much easier than I expected. Saved us money

Thank you sir, you have done very well showing the troubleshooting in a simple way to understand much better. Please keep it up!

Most terminal blocks don’t come with twist connectors or shrink wrap, so you need to get those separately or find a supplier that includes them.

I have replaced my Range's terminals two time, for the big coils, each time the terminals burned again after a couple of months. Initially they looked good to me having good contact (no loose connection).

Thank you very much. It is very simple, clear and understandable. Thank you

Thanks Steve! Great instructor and great video!

Excellent video. Well demonstrated

Exactly what I needed to know, thank You!

Is there a way to remove the metal receptacle from the black plastic housing?

Thanks got my stove working again.

This was a lot of help thank you

I can almost see myself doing this and not burning down the house.

Hmm... Bought a brand new receptacle but unfortunately the wires won't clip into the receptacle and stay in place. This means once assembled the coil pushes out the receptacle wires and won't turn on. It actually is a fire danger. So I'm taking the heating coil and receptacle back to the store and see if they can at least get it to seat right. If so then splicing into the old wires for me has been the easy part. It is a great video, hard to imagine anything could go wrong with a simple project like this... but it has.

I've looked all over the place for those 'clips' that go on the 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.

I cleaned the coil probes, bought a new receptacle/terminal, and the coil is still not heating. What next? (Side note, I swapped the coils around on the stovetop and the coil does heat in a different terminal.)

Thanks was a lot of help

Would have more complete to include testing terminal receptacle then changing it after failing test.

I can't get to the main power, plug or the breaker. If the elements are not turned on there shouldn't be a problem with doing one wire at a time to replace the receptacle?

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