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Was replacing a radiant stove element on a Frigidaire stove. Its a single coil element. for whatever reason, got distracted/part movement I managed to possibly mixup two of the wires that connect to the limiter.

 

The connections are for 1a and 2a. The wires are both yellow (other elements are different colours),  and the other corresponding wires are correctly placed. I believe I have them wired up correctly, but in this particular case, would there be a problem if they weren't?

 

Stove:CGLEF379GSB

Element : 318178110

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Schematic shows 1a and 2a as connections for temperature limit switch in the element. Order of wires should not matter, the switch opens when element get too hot.

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