[R. Palma]

received element today, the measurements are good but the nipple
receptor at end does not have a hole in it. The old element has
a copper flange with a hole that would screw into the receiving
wire end which has a tab with a hole, I have a screw that connect them.
The new element does not have a hole in the end tab. Should I
drill a hole in it, or re order???? thank you

[denman]

Call them or email and find out what is going on.

I would not drill, the elements are brittle so they can snap fairly easily.
Unless of course they will replace it, if you break it.

[R. Palma]

call who, customer service said this part was re-designed...does that mean
the oven is obsolete? is there another part that has a hole? is there a part
I can buy to adapt to the end that has a hole? will a different adapter or
if I drill a hole cause an electrical concern within the back wall of the oven,
where the wires would recess into? thanks...R. Palma

[denman]

I would take the element to an appliance parts supplier and get push on connectors to fit the element. There are different sizes and amperage ratings, that is why it is a good idea to take the element with you.
Cut off the old connectors from the stove wires and install the new ones that fit the element.