Ge WB44T10009 Electric Ranbroil Element OEM Part

Easy fix. Both elements replaced while I was at it, so all new. Figured if one went the other was going to follow. CIRCUIT BREAKER OFF. Removed the back metal panel with my nut driver for the hex head screws. Note where the panel may slip under tabs for support. Remove slip on electrical connections on upper and lower elements. May need a pliers. (I did not want to just pull the element and the wires into the oven with the element and remove them there, like a technician would do. After 15 years, I wanted to re-tighten all the back connections while I was at it.) BAKE UNIT: Remove 2 hex head screws from bake element where it penetrates the back wall. Tipped front end up so up-curved electrical attachments ends of the elements pull out of insulation and back hole. Reverse for installation. BROIL ELEMENT: Remove 2 hex head screws from back attachment where it penetrates the back wall. Remove single screw holding temperature sensor at same location. Note temperature sensor wire path. Support the back of the element while removing two hex head screws from broil support bracket which are attached to the top of oven. Pull element forward. Reverse for installation. FOR BOTH: Reattach slip on wiring. May need a pliers. Make sure the insulation is tucked back around the element tips and wiring to prevent heat escaping. BACK PANEL: Checked all electrical screw connections for tightness and re-installed panel with screws. Had my wife watch oven while I re-energized the circuit at breaker box, with instructions to scream upon seeing any fireworks. No fireworks. Turn oven on. Oven coils both glow red hot like I haven't seen since new! Initial new burn smell quickly dissipated. Chocolate Chip Cookies were first test and successful! Second test with chocolate chip cookies successful, too. Third test.................

Installed new element in fifteen minutes and it works great.

I order both heating elements (bake and broil) for my mom's stove. The parts came rather quickly and I was able to get them installed via the online videos.

Took the center panel off the back of the oven by removing the 5 screws holding it in place, unplugged the thermocouple and broiler wires. Removed the 4 screws holding the broiler element in place, and removed. Mounted the new thermocouple to the new broiler element, then slid into place and replaced the 4 screws holding it to the top of the oven. Plugged the broiler and thermocouple back in, and it was finished. I decided to see if the replacement faceplate would repair the control panel. I had thought that the control panel was bad because it had become difficult to press the timer button, leading it to crack completely and opened up a small hole on the faceplate. I removed the control panel by removing the 4 screws holding it in place. The faceplate is held on by glue, so I peeled the broken one off. Checked the function of the button that had been giving us issues. Everything seemed to be working fine, so I peeled the adhesive paper covering off the back of the new faceplate, aligned it to the control panel, and stuck it in place. Replaced the control panel in the oven, and put everything back in place. It was a super easy job, and I am not sure it took more than 15-20 min. to complete everything, and have the oven back in place and funtional.

Looked at the video from Appliancepartspros.com, Figured that was easy enough, ordered the part and received it within 4 days. the Video Explained it perfectly. hints and how to do it made it a breeze.