Ge WB30T10062 Radiant Element OEM Part

I called and spoke with a rep about the code and she asked several questions, then said it's likely the heat sensor has failed. She shipped me the replacement part. I received it in short order and took the range apart. I tested the sensor and it passed the test, 1050 ohms resistance. I called again and another woman asked if I was testing it at room temp. I said yes, and she asked me to install the replacement anyway as the RFD may pass the test at room temp and fail at high temp. I replaced the unit and "voila," it worked fine. Thanks for the part, fast delivery, and help with understanding how the range parts work. You're the best! Mark

We replaced the right front burner.

The site diagnosed the failure code correctly. I used the site Parts Diagram and selected the replacement parts. Since the entire cooktop would no longer function, I had the parts sent overnight and I received them the next day. I watched a couple of U-Tube videos for the radiant element replacement. There was and excessive amount foam tape sent - a huge roll for $33 - 10Ft would have been enough but I have around 40ft left over. There wasn't much description of the tape. Just a GE part#. I couldn't tell if it was anything special or if I could have just went to Lowes. All in all - a very convenient and easy to use site. I would highly recommend.

Ordered a new coil, then removed cooktop from countertop, removed glass, took photos of existing layout, replaced coil then put all back together. Had to also replace foam seal around edges. Total job time about 1 hour.

Replace the RF element and calibrate the cooktop