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Page #24 & #25 here show how to remove it:
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Hi. Are those clips easy to remove or will I scratch the oven? I haven't tried yet just looked at it...doesn't look to obvious!
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They are easy to remove.

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Hi. I'm looking for the part number of the electric coil element? I think it's the following 9761347 6" and 9761345 8" are these heavy duty or will they fall apart like the ones that came with the range?
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Here's the 6" element:
p/n 660532 6" Surface Element

Here's the 8" element:
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