General Electric Range Heating Element

This broil unit is the upper-oven heating assembly that provides direct high heat for broiling, browning and finishing dishes. Replaces a worn or failed broil element to restore proper broil performance. What it does:

• Produces the direct radiant heat used for broiling and browning food
• Replaces a visibly burnt, broken, or non-heating broil element
• Helps correct uneven browning or lack of upper-oven heat during broil cycles
• Works as the main heat source for the oven's broil function

• One broil unit assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Allow the oven to cool completely; use gloves to protect hands from sharp edges
• Remove oven racks and access panel as required to reach the broil element
• Verify proper operation after installation

Note: 6" surface element

The Surface Dual Radiant Element 9" is an OEM part for GE electric ranges. This element is responsible for heating cooking vessels placed directly on the glass cooktop surface.

Causes of a bad element can include burns or damage from accidental contact with metal utensils, prolonged exposure to high heat, or failure of the electrical mechanism over time.

Symptoms of a bad element include:

• Slow or inconsistent heating
• Element not heating at all
• Burn or crack marks visible on the glass surface
• Buzzing or popping noises coming from below the cooktop

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This broil shield is the oven's rear cavity panel that protects the oven back and nearby components from direct broiler heat. It helps channel heat for safer broiling and prevents heat damage to internal parts. What it does:

• Deflects direct broiler heat away from the oven back wall and components
• Helps maintain proper broiling performance by directing heat toward food
• Reduces risk of heat-related damage, discoloration, or premature wear on internal oven parts
• Limits grease and debris contact with sensitive rear components

• Disconnect power (and gas supply on gas ovens) before servicing the oven
• Remove oven racks and, if required, the broil element to access the shield
• Handle edges carefully—metal parts can be sharp
• Keep hardware removed during disassembly; screw locations for reassembly

This hidden bake element provides the oven's primary lower heating source for baking and roasting. It restores consistent bake heat and is a direct-replacement part used in many GE electric ranges and wall ovens. What it does:

• Heats the oven cavity from the bottom for baking and roasting cycles
• Replaces a burnt-out or non-heating lower element to restore oven temperature
• Helps improve evenness of baking when the original element no longer reaches set temperature
• Commonly used when the oven won't bake or the lower area doesn't get hot

• One hidden bake heating element

• Disconnect power at the breaker or appliance plug before starting any work
• Allow the oven to cool completely and remove oven racks before accessing the element
• Element typically secures with mounting screws and two electrical terminals; support the element while removing/replacing to avoid stress on wires
• After installation, restore power and run a short bake cycle to verify operation

This dual bake element restores even, reliable heat in your range or wall oven's bake cycle. Replace a burned-out or damaged element to recover proper preheat times and consistent cooking performance.

• Produces heat during the Bake cycle to reach and maintain set temperature
• Works with the companion element to promote even baking results
• Replace if the oven won't heat, preheats slowly, or bakes unevenly
• Signs of failure include blisters, breaks, or a section that won't energize

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove racks, take out mounting screws, and gently pull the element forward
• Support and label wires to prevent them from retracting; transfer connections securely
• Reinstall element so it doesn't contact the cavity; restore power and test Bake

This bake element is the lower heating element inside the oven cavity. It supplies steady bottom heat during Bake cycles, helping the oven preheat properly and cook food evenly when the original element has failed.

• Provides the primary bottom heat during Bake mode
• Cycles with the oven control/thermostat to maintain set temperature
• Common failure symptoms: no heat in bake, very long preheat, uneven or undercooked results
• Visible damage may include blistering, cracks, or burned spots on the element sheath

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove racks; take out the element's mounting screws and gently pull the element forward to access the terminals
• Support and label wires; transfer them to the new element one at a time to avoid miswiring and prevent wires from slipping back
• Reinstall securely, restore power, and run a Bake test to verify operation

Dual-zone radiant cooktop element that restores two-size heating on smooth-top electric ranges, allowing burners to match small or large cookware for more even heating and improved cooking control. What it does:

• Provides two concentric heating zones so you can use different pan sizes without losing heat where you need it.
• Heats through the ceramic glass surface using a radiant element positioned beneath the cooktop.
• Replaces a worn, damaged, or non-heating surface element to restore proper burner performance.
• Common symptoms this part can address: a burner that won't heat, partial heating (only inner or outer zone works), or visible element damage under the glass.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to avoid electric shock.
• Handle the glass top and element carefully to avoid cracks or damage; do not operate if the glass is cracked.
• Ensure the element is fully seated and electrical terminals are secure before restoring power.

This oven heating element provides the heat source for baking and roasting so your oven reaches and maintains cooking temperatures. It restores proper oven heat when the element is damaged or no longer heats evenly. What it does

• Generates heat for the oven cavity so food cooks and browns correctly
• Replaces a visibly broken, burned, or non-glowing bake element
• Helps resolve symptoms like no heating, slow heat-up, or uneven baking
• Works as the lower bake element in standard electric ovens

• One oven heating element

• Disconnect power to the range at the breaker before starting any work
• Installation typically requires removing the oven floor or rear panel and disconnecting terminal wires; keep track of any mounting screws
• Handle the element carefully to avoid bending or contaminating the surface

This convection element provides the oven's heating source for convection cooking, restoring even heat circulation and consistent baking results. It replaces a damaged or non-heating convection heating element to get your oven back to working condition. What it does:

• Heats the oven cavity to enable convection cooking and even heat circulation
• Replaces elements that are visibly burned, broken, or that no longer produce heat
• Helps resolve uneven baking or incomplete cooking when element failure is the cause
• Works with the oven's convection fan and controls to maintain set temperatures

• 1 convection element

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before beginning any repair
• Handle the element carefully; avoid bending or damaging terminals and mounting tabs
• Verify fit and terminal connections match the original part before final installation