Whirlpool RBD305PD Electric Double Oven "heating element fire" Questions

...heating element in my bottom oven caught fire...literally, there were flames. I immediately turned off the oven, and teh fire died down. Had the same problem today with a Kenmore stand alone oven... ...

heating element in GE Range Oven Hi, I have a GE Range oven it is at least 10-15 years old. I think it is a cheaper model with the electric top. Today I was baking and the oven started humming really ...

heating element disconnected One of the wires to the bottom heating element come off and is in back when replacing the heating element. Make sure to keep breaker to oven off because wire could short ...

Heating element in oven caught fire Can I fix the heating element> Yes remove the old element and go to home depot, they will help you find a replacement, usually generic right off the shelf!

...heating element and fittings completely. Heating Element is Broken This is perhaps the most common cause of the oven not heating up. The element inside the oven will not become hot if the electrical ...

...heating element in oven caught on fire. Is it worth repairing? I was using a 1938 model in an apartment unit and only replace it for the looks. Electric heating elements are cheap and relitively ...

...element set fire to the tin foil? The tin foil is there to reflect the heat and the lagging is to stop the heat from escaping. I would think the foil should not be touching the element but otherwise, ...

...heating element and fittings completely. Heating Element is Broken This is perhaps the most common cause of the oven not heating up. The element inside the oven will not become hot if the electrical ...

fire and burning smell was your oven element burning out. The element is located directly behind the fan. This is why your oven will no longer heat up. If you are going to replace the element yourself

...heating element in the oven had an electrical fire, which cracked the element and caused a huge electricity arc. We had to unplug to stop. We replaced the element ourselves (not a big deal to do.) ...