Coil-element ranges are simple and cheap to repair, and the receptacle behind the element is the part that usually needs attention. Arcing there leaves burn marks and eventually stops the element heating at all.
Owners can safely unplug a cold element and inspect the terminals for burning. If the receptacle itself is damaged, replacement is a technician job because it is a mains-voltage connection behind the cooktop.
Key Features
- 30-inch freestanding electric range with coil elements
- Removable drip bowls
- Standard-clean oven
- Storage drawer
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Coil element not seating properly in its receptacle
02
Receptacle burning where the element plugs in
03
Drip bowls discolouring
04
Oven element failing at a weld