General Electric Range Heating Element

The Unit Surface 6" is an OEM replacement part for GE electric ranges. It is specifically designed to provide consistent, reliable heating for cooking. This 6-inch electric coil surface element is responsible for generating the heat necessary to cook food on the stove. It plugs into the range top and is powered by electricity to heat up to the desired temperature, controlled by the range's knobs. 3 - wire, 1350w, hi-rise, no ring - Note: Comes with ceramic block, terminals and screws.

Common causes for these issues include prolonged use, which can naturally wear out the element, and spills or overflows from pots and pans, which can corrode or short-circuit the component.

Symptoms of a bad Unit Surface 6" include:

• Element not heating up at all, indicating a possible burnout or electrical issue.
• Heating unevenly, which could signal problems with the coil or its connection.
• Visible damage such as blistering, cracks, or breaks in the coil.
• Difficulty fitting into the socket, suggesting warping or other physical damage.

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

1350w, low rise, attached ring

The Medium Haliant Element is an OEM part for GE cooktops. This radiant heating element is located beneath the ceramic cooktop surface and provides a medium-sized heating area for cooking various dishes. This element measures 6 Inches.

Causes of a bad haliant element can include electrical issues such as short circuits, wear and tear from regular use, or physical damage from impacts or overheating.

Symptoms of a bad medium haliant element include:

• The element not heating up or only heating partially
• Inconsistent or uneven heating
• The cooktop displaying error codes related to the heating element
• Visible damage or discoloration on the element

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

The Surface Element is an OEM part for GE ranges. This element is responsible for providing the heat needed for cooking on the stove's cooktop. It heats up when the control knob is turned on, allowing you to cook food in pots and pans placed on the cooktop. 8 inch element. For 6 inch element use part number WB30X218

Causes of a bad surface element can include regular wear and tear, damage from excessive heat, or electrical malfunctions. 

Symptoms of a bad surface element include:

• The element not heating up at all
• The element heating unevenly or intermittently
• Visible damage such as burn marks or deformities
• Sparks or electrical shorts when the element is turned on

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

2450w, low rise, attached ring

Restore reliable heat on your range's small burner with this 6-inch surface coil element. Replacing a worn or burned-out coil brings back consistent temperature response and dependable everyday cooking performance.

• Supplies direct electric heat to a 6-inch cooktop burner
• Replaces a coil that is warped, cracked, or has an open/burned-out section
• Common symptoms include: burner won't heat, heats unevenly, or works intermittently
• Visible damage, hot spots, or arcing at the terminals can indicate failure

• Disconnect power by unplugging the range or switching off the circuit breaker
• Lift the old coil and pull straight out from the receptacle to remove
• Inspect the element receptacle/terminal block for discoloration or pitting; replace if damaged
• Align terminals and support, insert fully, and ensure the element sits level in the drip bowl

By GE 6 inch, looped terminals, 1325 watt. Fits GE and HotPoint ranges where a ceramic terminal block is used. For matching 8 inch surface element order WB30X219. For ceramic terminal block order WB17X5051.

This is a surface burner unit, and it is made for ranges, stoves, and cooktops. This is a genuine replacement part made by General Electric. Surface burners, when prompted, are able to heat up so that the user can cook on top of the stove. The metal in which it is made can easily transfer the heat from the element below to the pot or pan on top. A new surface unit might be needed if the burner element will not heat. It is possible that after many years the surface burner is unable to heat up due to many uses and normal wear and tear. Be sure the appliance is completely powered down and cooled off before attempting a repair of the surface burners.This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually and is compatible with ranges, stoves, or cooktops made by General Electric.

The Surface Element is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part provides the heat required for cooking on the cooktop. The surface element heats up when activated by the control knobs, allowing for precise temperature control to cook a variety of dishes effectively. 8" Surface Element for receptacle order WB17T10006

Common causes of a bad surface element include wear and tear from frequent use, overheating, or physical damage from cookware. 

Symptoms of a bad surface element include:

• The element not heating up or heating unevenly
• Visible damage, such as burns or cracks on the element
• The element taking longer than usual to heat up
• Intermittent heating or failure to maintain the set temperature

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

This 12-inch Haliant surface element sits beneath the glass of smooth-top ranges and cooktops, providing heat for the large burner. Replacing a failed element restores reliable, even heating and full-size cooking performance.

• Generates radiant heat for the 12-inch cooking zone under the glass-ceramic top
• Works with the control to cycle power and maintain set temperatures
• Common symptoms: large burner won't heat, only part of the ring glows, or heating is weak/erratic

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the cooktop to cool completely
• Lift or remove the glass top to access the elements; support the top to avoid stress or cracking
• Note wire locations; move connections one at a time to the new element and secure using existing mounts
• Ensure all terminals are tight and clear of the frame before reassembly

This radiant surface element sits beneath a glass cooktop and supplies controlled heat to a single burner. Replacing a failed element restores proper heating and consistent cooking performance on the range top. What it does:

• Converts electrical power into radiant heat under the glass for one surface burner
• Works with the limiter/control to cycle and maintain set temperatures
• Typical symptoms: burner won't heat, heats intermittently, shuts off too soon, or trips the circuit when turned on
• Common diagnosis: element tests open (no continuity) with a multimeter

• 1 radiant surface element

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the cooktop to cool completely
• Lift or open the glass top per your model's service information to access the element
• Note wire locations; transfer any mounting clips/brackets as needed and reconnect wires one at a time
• Handle the element carefully and seat it correctly before reassembly; test operation before closing up

This 8-inch coil surface element restores consistent stovetop heating on electric ranges. Replace a warped or burned-out burner so pots heat evenly and your everyday cooking temperatures are easy to reach and maintain.

• Converts electrical power into heat for the 8-inch cooking zone
• Plugs into the surface-element receptacle for a secure power connection
• Common fix for a burner that won't heat or heats slowly/unevenly
• Replace if the coil is blistered, warped, or the terminals are burnt/pitted

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the range; allow the element to cool completely
• Lift the old element slightly and pull straight from the receptacle; remove from the support
• Inspect the receptacle; replace the block if terminals are burnt or loose
• Align the new element in the drip pan/support and push terminals fully into the receptacle until seated

An 8-inch Haliant radiant surface element for smooth-top ranges. It replaces a worn or burned-out burner so your cooktop heats evenly and responds correctly, restoring reliable everyday cooking performance. What it does:

• Supplies controlled radiant heat beneath a glass-ceramic cooktop for the 8-inch burner position
• Common fix for a surface element that will not heat
• Helps resolve slow or uneven heating, or when only part of the ring glows
• Appropriate when the element shows visible breaks, hot spots, or burn marks

• 1 8-inch Haliant radiant surface element

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the cooktop to cool completely before service
• Lift or open the glass top per your service information; handle the element carefully—it is fragile
• Move wires one at a time to matching terminals; transfer any mounting brackets/clips from the old element
• Ensure the element sits flat and centered before reassembly; test operation before cooking

This 6-inch coil surface element restores the small burner on your electric range. It plugs into the burner receptacle to deliver dependable heat for everyday cooking when the original coil is damaged or no longer heating.

• Heats the 6-inch cooktop position by converting electrical energy into heat
• Direct plug-in coil design for the element receptacle; no rewiring when replacing like-for-like
• Common fix for a burner that won't heat, heats unevenly, or works intermittently
• Replaces coils with visible hot spots, blisters, breaks, or corrosion

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the surface to cool completely
• Lift the old element straight up and out of the receptacle; remove the drip bowl if present
• Inspect the receptacle and wiring for discoloration or looseness; replace if damaged
• Align and firmly seat the new element's terminals; ensure the coil sits level in the bowl

This 6-inch surface element restores steady, even heat to the small burner on your electric range. Replace a burned-out coil to get back to reliable boiling, simmering, and everyday cooking performance.

• Converts electrical power into heat at the 6-inch burner position
• Helps when the small surface burner won't heat or heats unevenly
• Common signs include visible hot spots, blistering, or burned/loose terminals
• Seats in the drip bowl and connects to the proper surface element receptacle

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the range; allow the element to cool before servicing
• Lift the old element from the drip bowl and pull straight out from the receptacle; avoid twisting or bending the coil
• Inspect the element receptacle for heat damage; replace the receptacle if contacts are burned or loose
• Fully seat the new element and ensure it sits level in the drip bowl before use

This 8-inch surface burner element is the plug-in coil used on many electric ranges. Replacing a worn or failed element restores reliable heating and more even cooking performance on your stovetop.

• Provides heat to pots and pans when energized by the surface control
• Common fix for an element that won't heat or only heats partially
• Addresses visible coil damage such as breaks, blisters, or burned spots
• Corrects intermittent heating caused by an open or failing element

• Disconnect power to the range/unplug before servicing and ensure the element is cool
• Lift the old coil slightly, then pull straight out from the receptacle
• Inspect the receptacle/terminal block and drip bowl; replace if overheated or damaged
• Fully insert the new element terminals into the receptacle, seat the coil level, and test