Introduction
If your Amana - 4.8 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Range - White Cooktop has a faulty burner and/or broken rim, this guide provides the complete steps to make a successful replacement.
A faulty burner can be identified by irregular heat output after being turned on, unusual sounds when turned on, or a broken heating element. Faulty rims are characterized by evident rusting or cracks on the surface.
This guide is useful for those who own or interact with an Amana stove or other models with similar parts. Before beginning, make sure your electric stove is well-connected to a power source.
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Turn the knob for the desired burner to full heat.
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If there is an unusual amount of heat or no heat, continue.
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Turn off the burner and let it cool.
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Remove the burner after it has cooled by grabbing the edge and carefully pulling the element at a slight upward angle.
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Take one end of the element and bend it by 3.2 mm to make better contact with the socket inside.
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Refer to guides on repairing electrical components of electric stove burners or seek professional help if the guide does not help solve the problem.