WARNING:
When the element in my oven went out, yes, it was easy to replace it. Even though the wires fell back inside the walls and that's the one thing that everyone online says to avoid happening. (I pulled the range out from the wall and took the back off, no problem.)
BUT something about the element going bad, also caused the circuit breaker to go bad. That was a $300* repair.
*Apparently my circuit breakers are made by unicorns? Or I think they said that it had not been installed properly in the first place.
So don't even use the stove top until the thing is repaired. The microwave is your friend. Also, make sure that you get the right element. I accidentally ordered a "bake" element when I needed "broil."