On Jun 19, 5:14*pm, "William Sommerwerck"
wrote:
"klem kedidelhopper" wrote in message

...

You don't have to take off the back of the oven. You can remove the
element in situ. Just undo two 1/4" hex-head screws, pull out the base
of the element a bit, and pull off the friction-fit connectors.
Well at least one side of the line is disconnected.

If both sides were connected, the element would be on! Wouldn't it?


But you wouldn't be replacing the element if it was on, right?