How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP3671822 / WB08T10026 Receptacle Push-In

I watched the repair video and the project was completed in less than time than I thought. The surface cleaner is great. When you have a DIY project go to AppliancePartsPros. Thumbs up!!! 

Replaced the socket. Followed the video step by step. 

Control board, new oven light fixture, and receptacle along with the gasket. All I ever ask is get me the correct parts and AppliancePartsPros.com came through. Used them before to fix my gas dryer. Cheers, David 

Ordered one from Appliance Parts Pros and replaced it. Very easy repair. 

I wish I had viewed the video first before I started working on the stove. After viewing it went together easy, 

This happened 3 days before Christmas. Ordered a new bulb and scket from APP.com. Order placed the evening of Dec. 22. Parts arrived before 9 a.m. On the 24th. Husband installed them and our Christmas was saved. Thank you! P.s. Shipping cost exceeded price of items, but it was worth it for the speed of order fulfillment and shipping! 

Fix couldn't have been easier. Other than somewhat less than ideal to reach into, it was very easy to replace. Total time per oven was approximately 5 min. Cost including new bulbs was less than 10$ per oven. Super happy with delivery time and quality of products. 

Removed receptacle and checked damage. Checked internet for a new one. Best price your company. So day 1 it broke, found it on internet and ordered it. Day 2 received receptacle, exact replacement, installed, put in new bulb and the oven light works. Excellent delivery service from you and Fed Ex. Thanks. 

Removed old receptacle and replaced with new one 

I ordered the part from AppliancePartsPros.com and it showed up in my diveway the next morning via FedEx which kinda shocked me because I only ordered it standard shipping, That was the fastest shipping I have ever seen. So then I went to the basement and turned the breaker off to the oven, Went back upstairs and opened the oven to the first stopping point and pulled the oven door up and out off the hinges, then removed 2 quarter inch hex head screws and pulled the metal part out of the oven wall, Removed the bad receptacle by taking the slid on connectors off (wire to the receptacle) with a needlenose plier and put the new part back, And reversed the order. Went down and switched the breaker back on and went back to oven and turned on the light and bingo, There was light. Thanks for the part AppliancePros.com you guys ROCK!!!