Frigidaire Range/Stove/Oven Repair - How to Replace the Surface Element

Do you need help replacing the Surface Element (Part # 316282000) in your Range? With this video, Steve will show you how easy it is to complete this repair yourself, by taking you through the process step-by-step. When you do the repair yourself, you can save time and money that you would normally spend on having an expensive repair technician come to your home. At PartSelect, we provide tools for success at every stage of the repair and have been helping do-it-yourselfers since 1999!
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If you are having one or more the following issues with your Range, replacing the Surface Element may solve your problem:
1. Element Will Not Heat
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This Surface Element Matches the Following Product Numbers:
PartSelect Part Number: PS2581758
OEM Part Number: 316282000
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[@mriverlands9584]

After putting this job on the "back burner" since the summer, I finally got around to taking care of this with the replacement element I ordered from Amazon. Mine was the small back right burner so I had to slightly modify the procedure. The tips on noting the exact positions of the wires and the clips really helped as I may have rushed this and been stuck with the replacement. Thanks for very clear instructions Steve.

[@jessicaj566ify]

Thank you for this guide. I just replaced my two rear ones. This was so easy to follow. Thank you!!

[@tashideleg1]

Thanks, and it was very educating with all the details.

[@nikolayignatiev375]

Thank you.

[@barbaramazzocca4605]

Wow! This makes me want to go back to a coil stove, where you just slip it out and slip it back in.

[@teresaevans4840]

Exactly 😂 that what I use for the rental house 👌🏿

[@mooreoutdoor9841]

Thank you so much for this video! I just completed the job on my own stove and this video helped tons. Great info here.

[@UserName-sj8fg]

And be careful not to drop a screw down the side like I did today. Luckily I found another one that fit. It is difficult and takes a long time but this guy makes it look easy.

[@mriverlands9584]

I got stuck a couple of times with the wires not coming off easily and one of the clips getting stuck but I to a short break and a deep breath and tried again. I too was really paranoid about those screws dropping down into infinity so I took it real slow!

[@piuse3582]

Thanks for this video. The terminal block on my old element was a bit different than the new one but I was able to figure out where all the wires go.

[@partselect]

Glad it helped!

[@MusicLover-4E1]

I can lift up the main top after unscrewing the front. It is Kenmore C970-495525 model. Please help 🙏. Thanks.

[@lancejones6420]

Great step by step guide. Thanks for your time and effort !

[@mrg98133]

Really useful, although more of a closeup on the retention tabs would have been helpful. Viewers should note that if you're replacing one of the rear burners, there is less wiring to play with, you can't move the element very far after removing it from the bar.

[@miguelinadesangles4700]

Excellent tutorial. The best video.

[@yogawithantoinettevanbelle8507]

Just what I needed! Thanks a lot.

[@im1who84u]

My brackets go from front to back and not from left to right. This makes it very difficult if not impossible to remove the bracket being that the screw that holds the bracket in place is at the rear. Does anyone have any ideas?

[@raindj2449]

Hello Sir I have a Kenmore stove, right side dual isn’t working and single is working. When I changed a new burner, they both side not work,I don’t know why?can you gave me a idea and how to fix it? Thanks

[@techsolver9347]

Great video 👍🏻

[@donaldarmstead6690]

Can u one of element and still use the stove without one element connected

[@dawg141]

Excellent video!!!

[@partselect]

Thank you very much!

[@robertoguerragaudry3403]

gracias es lo mejor esplicado una pregunta se puede quemar dos la 15A y la 15C deseo saber si son independientes o estan conectado los dos, nuevamente gracias por esa exselente explicacion, Dios lo bendiga

[@leonardburns1780]

could please answer a question I have a 1 year old Fridgadaire stove that has 4 electric coil elements 2 large and 2 small. T he problem is the 2 large tend to stop heating before i can even boil water in a pot , then it takes several minutes to restart the element. thank you

[@kathleenacummings860]

.Do you have any videos on fixing the electronic board which of course controls my gas oven…I bought a new electronic board and it worked for a day and then stopped working so 8 figure there must be another short in a wire somewhere else… any ideas? I hate to throw it away it’s a nice stainless steel gas range with a griddle that can be used. Please let me know, okay?

[@TheFiredragon52]

Pls be advised to mark, labels or took a picture of terminals which to which before removing color coded wire to assure proper reconnection !

[@paulh1257]

I found a used element on Ebay. In the picture provided in the ad, I can see a few hairline cracks in the gray ceramic tray. is this safe to use?

[@markmanenator]

Mine has the knobs above the door. Do I have to remove the knob panel to get to the screws?

[@mansmooth255]

Great tutorial.I subbed

[@toddmaurer204]

I have a fef389wjcb that has knobs between the oven door and cooktop. How do I open that up?

[@partselect]

Looking at the parts breakdown those knobs are not shown, would you be able to send us a picture of those knobs so we can assist further?

[@user-xc1kn3cd5t]

It won't stop beeping

[@cristinabautista3781]

I took the 3 screws out. It still will not open the lid.

[@dr.mudasirjamali76]

👍🏻

[@ranger5705]

Thank you.