Replace oven baking element on Kitchen Aid model # KESC300BWH6

Take the info. Off the oven, make, model, etc., to parts store and get replacement. The part should come with instructions on replacement.

Here is a link to the element and there is also a video on that same page to show you how to replace the element. Whirlpool W10207400 Elmnt Brol AppliancePartsPros com

There has to be a baking element. Find it and replace it.

check fuse inside oven replace fuse.

This is a very simple repair. The following link explains how to replace the bake element:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r469407-replacing_bake_or_broil_element_in

If you have not purchased a replacement element yet, the part number is 9755770. The cheapest place I could find the element was appliancepartspros.com for about $54.

NOTE: The element may be slightly mishapened during shipping. If you have to straighten the element to install, use care that you do not crack or break it.

If you have questions about this repair, or if you need additional assistance, please let me know. I hope this helps you.

Put an oven thermometer in the oven on convection bake and check the actual temp inside. I'll bet it's not maintaining the correct temp in convection.

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This is a common problem and easy repair. Locate the model number onside the oven door frame. Purchase the element based on the model number. TURN OFF the power to the oven. Unscrew the 2 screws inside the oven holding the element to the back wall. Gently pull the element forward. The wires will be short.Remove the wires from the broken element. Place them on the new element. Re-insert the element terminals and attach the screws.
TURN ON the power. Bake me some cookies and send them to me.

hi!!! All you have to do is go and buy a new heating bake element..turn off the power to the oven by the home breaker..then move the oven away from the wall and remove the back panel screws and look for the baking element it has 2 wires going into it.Very easy to fix..good luck..

you will need electrical meter. Take unit out of hole remove back plate( unplug or turn breaker off first). Turn power back on set temp for bake check leads to element. If no voltage replace control

What is the complete model # from the sticker on the range? I will need that so I can look into this for you. I will say that I have seen, in several cases, where the oven control gets a surge and fries after an element has broken.