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Elec oven heating element broken
Something happened to the bottom heating element and one end has broken off
from the point where it connects to the back of the oven. Is this easily replaced, or do I look for a new stove? Its only a few years old (5?) -- Frigidaire. I called the 1 800 # and electrolux answered, but no one was there. Thanks -- :O: Wesley Dowling Callisto Solutions, LLC 1602 Belle View Blvd #585 Alexandria VA,. 22307 (703) 283 3497 |
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