I have an electrolux EOU 6330 double oven, how do I gain access to change a faulty element?

Good Morning Eileen, thank you for your inquiry!
I understand that your Electrolux double wall oven is having over heating issues. It is possible that this could be a faulty thermostat, control panel, or element. Since it could be anyone of these underlying having a technician out would help avoid any unnecessary part purchases. If you need help locating a technician you can visit your manufacturer's website for additional assistance with locating a technician. I hope this information is helpful to you. -Matt

Try turning the power off to the oven at the meter box and leaving it off for an hour or so. This will allow it to fully reset. When you power up again, reset the clock time and set to manual cooking , hopefully , all will work again.

you will have to replace both left & right hinges / this should correct problem .. mm

Try and locate the thermostat, check no wires have come off from there. Your old element may have been ok, you may have a faulty stat or a loose wire on one of the connections.

You need to determine that you are getting power to the element, you will need a meter to test with.
If no power, then could be faulty thermostat or regulator switch.
If you have power, then element faulty.
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Yes. You can do it. Part should be $40 or less.
Turn off the power to the oven. Remove the oven racks.Unscrew the element screws from the back wall of the oven. Carefully pull the element out. The wires may be short. Remove the wires from the element. Do not let the wires pull back into the oven cavity. Take the element to the appliance parts store and have them match it to the existing element. Attach the wires to the new element,insert the terminals into the opening,replace the mounting screws. Turn on the oven and bake away.
P.S. Your model number is not correct.

Probably a broken bake element.

If it is a fan assisisted oven and the fan is still working, then you need a new oven element fitting.
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You should not need to remove fan to access the element fixing scew(s).
You may need what is called a torx screwdriver, if the screws are conventional screws, but some times a small screwdriver will undo them if they are not too tight.
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