



Oven runs and broil works normally but produces no heat in Bake mode — the lower element has burned out and must be replaced.
Oven takes much longer than usual to reach the set temperature because the bake element is partially failing and not generating full wattage.
Food comes out undercooked or unevenly browned on the bottom due to inconsistent heat output from a weakening or damaged lower element.
Element coil shows visible holes, blisters, burn spots, or cracks — physical damage that confirms the element has shorted or arced and must be replaced immediately.
Oven struggles to maintain the set baking temperature, causing dishes to cook improperly because the element is failing to sustain rated output.




💡 Pro Tip: How to Tell Your Bake Element Has Failed
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Oven runs but produces little or no heat during Bake mode while Broil still works
⚠️ Visible holes, blisters, burn marks, or cracks on the element coil at the bottom of the oven
⚠️ Oven takes significantly longer than normal to preheat or fails to reach set temperature
⚠️ Food is undercooked or unevenly browned on the bottom, even at correct settings
Quick Test: With the oven unplugged, use a multimeter set to Rx1 and probe both terminals of the element. A good element will show continuity (near-zero resistance). An open reading (OL/infinity) confirms the element has burned out and needs replacement.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Oven Bake Element 318255101 (2100W / 240V, slip-on terminal connectors)
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