Top Front And Rear Heating Ele SP0010513

The oven is very well made, almost too well.
Unscrew the side and rear panels, hidden screws underneath.
The wiring is all zip-tide neatly, these must be cut and separated to isolate the front/rear heating element wires on both sides.
The heating heating element is firmly set in the sockets- this took the longest, tiring to pop it out with out damaging the machine. This has to be done on both sides for both the front and rear heating elements.
Insert the replacement heating elements and zip tie the cords back exactly as they were. Make sure all the insulation sheets are set back they way they were as well.
The machine has been working normally since the replacement, it was quite the undertaking.... best of luck.

Took it apart and replaced the bad oven heat bars. Tons of small screws........you better like
tedious disassembly and reassembly. Not too bad though. The $30 beats buying a new $250 unit

Had to remove cover completely, numerous screws and some hidden, not very accessible. Needed to cut wire for broiler element then repair after replacing toaster elements.

Followed instructions from others for taking apart. One note that my unit was not the exact model but while different, overall was same size and as a result the heating elements fit fine. The only thing I had to do in addition was splice one of the wires as it did not reach my circuit board. Once spliced, unit works fine. As others said, their are many screws as the unit is definitely not meant to come apart.

There were literally hundreds of screws to get into the core of the oven. Once I removed these screws, I had to remove the front control panel. Then I had to carefully remove the heating elements and replace them. There is no easy way to make this happen. I'm surprised I completed it.