How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP4344640 / WB30T10129 Element Radiant 6 In

I easily unplugged the oven and unscrewed the top and those burners and replaced with new one. I plugged it back and tested them. both are working perfectly now. it was very easy and i did not have to pay for technician and labor. 

Ordered the part, watched a quick video and had it fixed in about 5 minutes. 

Unplugged, removed six screws, snapped new unit in, replaced screws, plugged back in. 

I looked online to see what the issue could be on YouTube. I found out that replacing the elements was one possibility to fix it. I opened the stove took pictures and took out the radiant element to find out on the inside they had been burned. This solidified the issue. I ordered them right away and it worked! No need to call a repairman! 

Replaced the heating element. 

Two screws under the front edge of the oven, just above the top of the door, were all that locks the range surface down. After removing the screws, I was able to lift the range top up and prop it open. I then disconnected each burner individually to determine the faulty one, unplugging the unit in between each test. I located the appropriate part number from a GE online manual. The part had been discontinued but a replacement was listed. I ordered the new part from APP and it arrived quickly. And because it replaced a prior part and had a slightly different wiring configuration, it came with a diagram showing the new wire mount mapping. After labeling and removing the wires from the old burner, two clips were all that held it in place. I then had to transfer the clip brackets from the old to the new burner before clipping it into place underneath the surface. I connected the wires back according to the schematic provided, lowered the surface back down and replaced the two screws locking it down. The new burner operates perfectly now. 

Replaced 2 elements. when first opened the appliance found that one element the wire was broke at the connection. repaired wire and used the new element. Kept that element as spare. 

I have an 11yr old GE electric freestanding range and over the years the burners were dying one by one, until this Jan 2023 we were down to only one burner and only the warmer was still working. I was considering getting a new range but after watching YouTube videos and thought it might be an easy DIY fix. So I looked online and found the parts to try before purchasing a brand new one. It took me about 2hrs to change (might take others less time) since the connections were a bit tighter to detach than I thought for my own strength. But it was an easy job, after all, just had to disconnect/connect everything back and just like a new cooktop once again! I'm nowhere near a handy person but a very proud graphic designer able to fix it all by myself!. 

My hubby replaced the part. 

Ordered parts from Appliance Parts Pros and fixed it myself.