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Is it not just the two shiny screws on the inside then remove the element?
Everything should be done inside the oven.
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You're approach to replacing the element is likely correct - the ovens i design go together in a similar way.
If your continuity check isn't working on the outer two tails it probably means the outer ring of the element is dead - you can normally use the inner and outer rings of the element separately (grill vs eco grill or some variation of function).
Grumpy_Git
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@hugo7
It looks like you disconnect the rear connections, unscrew all the bits inside then pull.
But I'm reticent to just crack on with that approach without checking in first.