My heating element went out. First where is it and how do I replace it.

Did you check the ohms on the new heating element? It may also be bad.

Just for the record, the heating element went on mine too and I'd only used it less than half a dozen times. The engineer said that it went because it hadn't been used enough (it gets moisture inside somewhere). He said if I didn't use it I would have the same problem after it had been replaced. So make sure you dry something every couple of weeks (he said at least once a month).

Hello - Sounds like the element or the control board to the element is not communicating correctly. I would have a professional diagnose the element first. You may only need to replace it. Otherwise it could be the control board not allowing the element to heat up properly, a faulty mechanical thermostat or an oven sensor.

Check connection some have different slots . It may have same knots but in different spot, you may be able to rotate to line up for install.

You are right -almost-. When the heating element is not working properly and dishes doesn't dry, I don't think the heating element went bad. It's more likely that other part is causing the problem. Perhaps the timer went bad.

When the timer is broken, the heating element doesn't get power to dry the dishes. By the way, the timer are also called electronic controls or control panel. I believe it needs to be replaced.

The high limit thermostat should have been replaced also.
If there are no obstructions that will fix your problem.

change motor

get the model number and order the exact repacement bake element

the heating element is located at the back. you can remove the back cover and access it from there.