How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP5791281 / WB30T10155 Triple Haliant Element

This was more than simple. A few quick disconnects and only two screws to lift the top-up. The ceramic element has only metal clamps that you pinch and come off. 10-minute project. Turn the main power off - safety first. 

I indexed the AppliancPartsPros website, found the exact replacement, placed the order, and received the part within a week. Complete (and flawless) installation instructions were included with the part. I followed the instructions, and was able to perform the repair in about an hour. 

Replaced triple element with new one. Very straight forward chore. 

I purchased a new burner unit and installed it easily. Saved $150 by doing it myself. 

I purchased a replacement burner from AppliancePartsPros.com. We received it about 3-days, installed it in about 30-45 minutes, and cooked the Holiday favorites. 

Ordered part from APP on a Sunday, it came on the following Tuesday. Watched a YouTube video on how to open and replace burner. No problem. 

Buying new one 

Replaced triple hallant element addy. 

Unfortunately I cracked the glass cook top while removing it because the only videos out there on Youtube led me down a slightly different path while disassembling the cook top (ie. was a similar model but not the same cooktop sub assembly). Anyway, that aside, it was completely my fault. Moving beyond that set back I quickly realized how to "correctly" remove the glass top and replaced the element without any issues at all. After putting it all back together it worked without issue. I then went back to AppliancePartsPro and ordered a new glasstop. With that now installed, my wife is much happier as the range looks practically brand new :).. Fortunately AppliancePartsPros had the glass top in stock, and I was able to get this entire thing turned around in about 1 week. 

Ordered new burner from Appliance Parts Pros on Sunday and it arrived by Wednesday. Watched a video on the process. Used a nut driver to remove (2) screws to open up the stove and expose the burner. Used pliers to help remove wires from old burner and connect to new burner one by one. Used a piece of wood to help prop open the cooktop. Then removed (3) clips to remove old burner and installed new burner and re- connecting the clips. Removed the prop, closed stove top and installed the (2) screws. Plugged the stove back in and turned on burner and it worked like new.