does this element replace the element # 31906 for the kenmore power miser or which element is the substitute
1826853
Not sure, but if the old one is a low denisty 4500w heater, it will work. These heater rods are universal and will work. The main thing to make sure of is to try and take as much build up at the bottom of the tank so that when you put the new heater rod, it won't be surrounded by build up and overheat and stop working. Look on youtube for how to do it. Good luck!
31490
Using information available at www.repairclinic.com yes, the element is compatible with Whirlpool Model RF306BXVN1.
1331670
I did order and replace mine with this one..on my kenmore oasis elite. .looks like thay made a few alterations but works good.
1068035
I don't know. I just googled my model number and it told me this was the correct element. I took a chance before I took it apart, and it was correct.
1488485
Sorry, we do not know much about the exact models. Kenmores can be very difficult. We recommend contacting sears for accuarate info. Thanks
251286
Your oven appears to use a different element. It lists p/n 316203200 with a substitute, p/n 316199900 as being acceptable. This Amazon part is p/n 5303051519. Check the dimensions, wattage, and connection method of your existing element and you may be able to find a replacement here on Amazon.
2225209
According to http://www.americanrvcompany.com/Suburban-Water-Heater-Parts_c_272.html this element fits Suburban SW6 through SW10 water heaters.
1423641
I would check SearsPartsDirect.com. This site gave me the correct replacement for my Kenmore washer.
762014
Yes. It was virtually a match for the original bulb that came with the Kenmore oven I have. I've had these replacement bulbs installed unconventional all electric oven for over some time now. Working great.
1690054
It doesn't say on the box but it should replace part numbers 4392857, 2203220, 4396163, 4396547, WF-NL240V, WF-L400V, WF-NL300, WF-L500, WF-L400, WF-NL240, 4396548, 4396508, 4396547, 4396918, W10186668, NLC240V, LC400V, NL240V, L400V, QTSS, 2398700802. Whirlpool Part Numbers: 4396508P, 4396508, 4392857, 4392857R, 4396918, 4396562, 4396563, 2200203, 2203220, 2203980, 2305766, 2305767, 2305768, 2255518, 2186444, PWF-NL240V, PNL240V, WF-NL240V, WFNL240V, NL240V, WF-NL240, WFNL240, NL240, WF-NL300, WFNL300, NL300, PWF-L400V, PL400V, WF-L400V, WFL400V, L400V, WF-L400, WFL400, L400, WF-L500, WFL500, L500, WF-300BR Sears For Kenmore Part Numbers: 46-9902, 469902, 9902, 9902P, 04609902000, 46-9908, 469908, 9908, 9908P, 04609908000. Your mileage may vary.
1002574
Kristin, the manufacturer indicates the 316075103 bake element is not compatible with your model - The part number your unit requires is 5308003347. Unfortunately, we do not recommend ordering outside of the manufacturer specified part numbers, this is the only way to ensure compatibility and safe replacement of spare parts.
2091983
I'm not sure. What I did to find the right part was to go to the Fridgidaire parts site, then using the model no. I had, locate the part, write down the part no. , then go to Amazon and look up that part no. Amazon will probably have a different part no. then Fridgidaire but thats alright. If Amazon does not have that part no. then you can look on the web for various appliance parts dealers to find the best price, but I'm pretty sure you will find the part on Amazon.
2107959
I do not know. I checked with my oven maker website and Home Depot to find out if this was the element I needed.
1671541
Hi Anthony, Sorry, that element you are looking at will work for MANY Maytag dryers from the early to late 80's. The MDE9700AYW is a model year 2005-2007 dryer. It has a totally different style of heater. T'care, Mike
896412
this element fits my stove perfectly. However the Frigidaire model that I have is FEF355DBC.
624296
According to Appliance Pro info the numbers interchange. I put the 279838 element in my dryer Roper REX6634RQ1 and it worked fine.
2186918
I looked it up, but could not see where this one was a match? Does not mean it won't work. My suggestion is to turn off the power and remove the old element and take it to your local appliance store and they should be able to find you a good match. Most of the differences are how the element power wires attach to the element. Those have to be a match or it could short out inside the unit walls and then it goes down hill from there!