AGA R7 oven element replacement kit Replacement
Failure symptoms, diagnostic tests, fitment and part numbers — supplied and installed at your home across the Seattle–Tacoma metro, WA.
- Heating
- Common
Symptoms
Signs this part is failing
- Open circuit
Testing
How it is tested
Approx. 30 ohms.
Part numbers
OEM / factory part numbers
AGA part numbers change by revision and color — we verify against your serial plate before ordering.
- AE9M231466
- Factory part number
Fitment
Series this part fits
Good to know
Replacement notes
Accessed by removing the two baffles in the roof of the baking oven to expose the element support plate. Do not remove the rear screw from the support plate. Use a draw string on the element tails through the conduit; repack the conduit tightly with loose insulation and fit a NEW sealing plug. Torque to 1.475 ft lb.
Safety & DIY disclaimer
Guides on this site are for information only. Appliance repair involves 240V electricity, gas connections, refrigerant and heavy cast-iron parts — anything you do yourself is at your own risk and can damage the appliance or cause injury. The safe option is to book a qualified technician.
Related
Problems this part solves
Same category
More heating parts
Frequently asked questions
How do I know the AGA R7 oven element replacement kit is failing?
Typical failure signs: open circuit. A technician confirms it with the diagnostic test described on this page.
Do you supply the part, or do I buy it myself?
We supply and install it. We install genuine or OEM-quality parts, and we verify the part number against your unit's serial plate before ordering — AGA part numbers change by revision and color.
We supply and install this part
Genuine/OEM sourcing verified by serial plate, installed at your home, covered by a written parts-and-labor warranty.
Mon–Sun 8:00AM–8:00PM
Independent service company — not affiliated with or authorized by AGA / AGA Rangemaster (Middleby). We repair out-of-warranty AGA appliances.