MEE62306405 Oven Bake Element (replaces MEE62306401) - XPart Supply Ltd.
MEE62306405 Oven Bake Element (replaces MEE62306401) - XPart Supply Ltd.
MEE62306405 Oven Bake Element (replaces MEE62306401) - XPart Supply Ltd.
MEE62306405 Oven Bake Element (replaces MEE62306401) - XPart Supply Ltd.
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LG Range Oven Bake Element MEE62306405 (Replaces MEE62306401)

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$182.16
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Professional Repair Time: 10–15 minutes

DIY Repair Time: 15–25 minutes

Difficulty Rating: Easy (1.5/5) — One of the simplest oven repairs. Remove 2 mounting screws, pull the element forward, disconnect 2 wires, connect the new element, push it back, and secure the screws. No complex disassembly, no gas work, no control board interaction. The only caution is ensuring power is completely off before touching the wires (240V is dangerous) and making sure the wire connections are tight on the new element.

  • Oven won't heat on bake mode — selecting bake produces no heat
  • Oven heats unevenly — one side of the oven hotter than the other
  • Oven won't reach the set temperature — stays well below the target
  • Oven takes much longer than normal to preheat
  • Visible break, hole, blister, or burn-through in the bottom element
  • Element sparks, arcs, or glows bright white/blue at a spot (short circuit)
  • Element glows red in some sections but stays dark in others (partial failure)
  • Circuit breaker trips when bake mode is selected (element shorted or grounded)
  • Food burns on top but is raw on the bottom (bake element not heating — only broil element providing heat)
  • Oven produces heat on broil but not on bake (bake element failed, broil element still works)
  • Terminal end of the element is blackened, corroded, or melted
  • Burning or electrical smell when bake is selected (element arcing or terminal burning)
  • Oven cycles on and off too frequently or not at all (element resistance changed — temperature regulation affected)
  • Baking results have gradually worsened over time (element degrading — losing heat output)

Part number MEE62306405 replaces MEE62306401

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Fits Models: (Ctrl+F and Enter Your Model Number)

LRE3193BD, LRE3194BD, LRE3194ST, LRE3193BM, LRE3193ST, LRE3060ST, LRE3193SW, LRE3194SW, LREL6325D, LREL6325F, LRE3194BM, LREL6323S, LREL6321S

⚠️ Safety Warning: This repair involves 240V wiring. Disconnect power completely before starting.

Tools Needed:

  • Phillips screwdriver
  • 1/4" nut driver or socket
  • Smartphone or camera

Installation:

  1. Disconnect power — turn off the double-pole circuit breaker (240V) for the range or unplug it. Verify power is off.
  2. Open the oven door and remove the oven racks — set them aside.
  3. Locate the bake element — it's the flat, looped element at the bottom of the oven cavity. The element is secured to the rear oven wall with mounting screws, and the terminal ends pass through the rear wall.
  4. Remove the mounting screws — typically 2 screws or brackets at the rear of the oven cavity securing the element to the back wall. Use a Phillips screwdriver or 1/4" nut driver.
  5. Gently pull the element forward — slide it away from the rear wall a few inches to expose the wire terminals behind it. Do not pull too far or yank — the wires have limited slack.
  6. Photograph the wire connections — note which wire connects to which terminal.
  7. Disconnect the wires:Pull the spade connectors off the element terminals. If they're tight, use needle-nose pliers to grip the connector (not the wire) and pull straight off.If the terminals are screw-type, loosen the screws and remove the wires.If the terminal ends are burned, melted, or corroded: the wire connectors may also be damaged. Inspect the wire ends — if the connectors are melted, you'll need to install new high-temperature spade connectors (available at hardware stores). Cut back the damaged wire, strip 1/4" of insulation, and crimp on a new connector.
  8. Remove the old element.
  9. Compare old and new elements — verify the shape, terminal configuration, and mounting hole positions match.
  10. Connect the wires to the new MEE62306405 element:Push the spade connectors firmly onto the new element's terminals.Ensure connections are tight and fully seated — a loose connection will arc and burn.
  11. Position the new element — slide the terminal ends back through the rear oven wall. Seat the element flat on the oven floor.
  12. Secure the mounting screws — reattach the element to the rear wall with the screws or brackets. Tighten firmly.
  13. Reinstall the oven racks.
  14. Restore power. Test — select bake at 350°F. The element should begin glowing red within 1–2 minutes. Allow the oven to preheat fully — verify it reaches the set temperature. The element should cycle on and off to maintain temperature. Check for even heating — the entire element should glow uniformly.

Before replacing the element, do a quick visual inspection. Open the oven, look at the bake element closely. A burned-through element will have a visible break, hole, blister, or deformed section in the metal sheath. This is the most obvious sign of failure and confirms the element needs replacement without any testing.If there's no visible damage, test with a multimeter. Disconnect power, disconnect one wire from the element, and measure resistance across the two element terminals. A good bake element typically reads 20–50 ohms (varies by wattage). An open reading (OL / infinity) means the internal wire is broken — the element is dead. A very low reading (near 0 ohms) means the element is shorted — replace immediately.Inspect the wire connectors and terminals. If the old element's terminal ends are blackened or melted, the wire connectors on the oven side are likely damaged too. A burned connector creates high resistance, which generates more heat, which burns the connector further — a progressive failure cycle. Replace damaged connectors with new high-temperature spade connectors rated for 240V oven use. Don't reuse melted connectors — they'll burn out again quickly.If the oven still won't heat after replacing the element: check the temperature sensor (a thin metal probe inside the oven cavity, usually at the top rear). A failed sensor can't report temperature to the control board, so the board won't energize the element. Test the sensor with a multimeter — it should read approximately 1,080–1,100 ohms at room temperature. Also check for a blown thermal fuse (some LG models have a thermal fuse in the element circuit).


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MEE62306405 LG Range Oven Bake Element – Fix Your Oven That Won't Heat, Heats Unevenly, Won't Reach Temperature, Has a Visible Break in the Element, or Has No Heat on Bake Mode

MEE62306405 LG Range Oven Bake Element – The direct fix for an LG electric range oven that won't heat on bake mode, heats unevenly (one side hot, other side cold), won't reach the set temperature, takes much longer than normal to preheat, has a visible break, hole, or blister in the bottom element, has an element that sparks or arcs, or trips the circuit breaker when bake is selected. The bake element is the large heating element at the bottom of the oven cavity — it's the primary heat source for baking, roasting, and most standard cooking. When you select bake, the control board sends 240V to the element, which heats up and radiates heat into the oven. The element cycles on and off to maintain the set temperature. When the bake element fails, the oven loses approximately 80% of its heat source. Common failures include: element burned through (visible break or hole in the metal sheath — no heat produced), element shorted (sparks, arcs, or glows bright white at a hot spot — may trip the breaker), element partially failed (one section glows red while another stays dark — uneven heating), terminal connection burned (corroded or melted terminal — intermittent heat), and gradual degradation (element heats but can't reach full temperature — increased resistance from age). If your oven won't heat on bake but the broil element works, the bake element has failed. This genuine OEM LG part directly replaces MEE62306401. Fits LG electric ranges. Quick 15–25 minute DIY repair.

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✅ Guaranteed to Fit Your Model

LRE3193BD, LRE3194BD, LRE3194ST, LRE3193BM, LRE3193ST, LRE3060ST, LRE3193SW, LRE3194SW, LREL6325D, LREL6325F, LRE3194BM, LREL6323S, LREL6321S

✅ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my oven bake element is bad?

The easiest way to tell is a visual inspection. Open the oven door and look at the bake element (the flat element at the bottom of the oven). If you see a visible break, hole, blister, burn-through, or deformed section in the metal sheath, the element has failed — replace it. If the element looks intact, turn on the oven to bake at 350°F and watch the element (keep the door slightly open). A working element glows evenly red across its entire length within 1–2 minutes. If it doesn't glow at all, it's burned out internally. If part of it glows red while another section stays dark, it's partially failed. If it sparks, arcs, or glows bright white at a spot, it's shorted — turn off the oven immediately and replace the element. You can also test with a multimeter: disconnect power, disconnect one wire from the element, and measure resistance across the two terminals. A good element reads 20–50 ohms. An open reading (OL) means it's broken internally. If the bake element is dead but the broil element works (oven heats on broil but not bake), that confirms the bake element has failed — the oven's electrical system and control board are fine.


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