General Electric Wall Oven Heating Element

The Broil Element is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part provides the high heat necessary for broiling, ensuring even cooking and browning of food placed in the upper section of the oven.

Causes of a bad broil element can include electrical issues such as short circuits or burnt-out connections, physical damage from impact, or wear and tear from frequent use. 

Symptoms of a bad broil element include:

• Oven not heating properly during the broil setting
• Visible signs of damage such as breaks or burns on the element
• Uneven broiling results
• Element not glowing red when in use

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

The Bake Element is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part provides the necessary heat for baking and roasting inside the oven cavity. The bake element is located at the bottom of the oven and generates heat when electrical current passes through it.

Causes of a bad bake element can include general wear and tear from frequent use, damage due to accidental impacts or spills, and electrical issues such as short circuits or power surges.

Symptoms of a bad bake element include:

• The oven not heating up properly or at all
• Uneven baking or roasting results
• Visible damage such as burns, blisters, or breaks in the element
• The oven tripping circuit breakers or fuses

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

The Bake Element is an OEM replacement part for GE electric wall ovens and ranges. It is the heating coil responsible for the bake function. The bake element generates precise, consistent heat through an electrical current to provide reliable and efficient baking.

Causes of a bad bake element can include mineral or liquid deposits baked onto the coils over time reducing heating effectiveness, or physical damage such as cracks or breaks in the coils.

Symptoms of a faulty bake element include:

• Inadequate or uneven baking temperatures
• Extended baking times needed to cook foods
• Portions of the oven or bake racks getting hotter than intended areas
• The bake function not working at all or creating only minimal heat

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

The Broil Element is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part provides the necessary heat for broiling, located at the top of the oven cavity and designed to deliver even and intense heat for broiling foods.

Causes of a bad broil element can include electrical issues such as short circuits, physical damage from impacts or heavy usage, or wear and tear over time.  

Symptoms of a bad broil element include:

• The broil element not heating up
• Uneven or insufficient broiling results
• Visible damage such as blisters or breaks in the element
• The oven not reaching the desired broiling temperature

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

This bake element heats the oven cavity for standard baking operations, restoring even heat when the original element fails. It installs at the rear or bottom of the oven cavity to provide the radiant heat needed for baking. What it does:

• Heats the oven cavity to maintain proper baking temperatures.
• Replaces a burned, broken, or visibly damaged element that won't glow or heat.
• Helps correct symptoms like insufficient heat, uneven baking, or an oven that won't reach set temperature.
• Works with the oven's control system and thermostat to deliver steady radiant heat.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting — turn off the circuit breaker or unplug the range.
• Allow the oven and old element to fully cool before handling.
• Handle the element carefully to avoid bending or damaging the terminals or ceramic insulators.
• After installation, restore power and test the oven on a bake cycle to ensure the element heats correctly.

This bake element assembly restores dependable bottom-oven heat during the Bake cycle. Replace a burned-out element so your oven can reach and maintain the set temperature for even preheating and consistent baking results.

• Provides the primary heat source from the lower oven cavity during Bake
• Helps the oven reach and hold the temperature you set
• Common failure signs: no heat in Bake, very slow or uneven preheating, visible blistering or a break in the element
• A shorted element may spark or trip a breaker when Bake is selected

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove oven racks, take out the element's mounting screws, and gently pull the element forward to access the wires
• Transfer wires to the new element one at a time; ensure tight connections and prevent wires from retracting into insulation
• Secure the element, restore power, and run a Bake test to confirm proper heating

This oven bake element generates the heat for the Bake cycle. Replace it when the oven won't heat or takes too long to reach temperature to help restore consistent, even baking performance.

• Provides primary heat during the Bake mode
• Common symptoms of failure: no heat in Bake, very slow preheat, uneven or undercooked results
• Element shows visible damage such as blisters, breaks, or burned spots
• Replacing a failed element can restore normal oven operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker; ovens use high voltage
• Remove oven racks and access the element from the oven cavity; note screw locations and wiring
• Move wires to the new element one at a time and ensure snug terminal connections
• Avoid bending the element or overtightening screws; restore power and test Bake

This bake element sits at the bottom of the oven cavity and generates the heat for Bake mode, restoring steady, reliable baking performance when the original element is worn, cracked, or burned out.

• Supplies the primary heat from the bottom of the oven during Bake
• Helps the oven preheat and maintain the set temperature
• Typical failure symptoms: no heat in Bake, slow preheating, uneven baking, or visible blisters/breaks on the element
• Visual inspection may show hot spots or damage when the element has failed

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the range before servicing
• Remove oven racks; take out the element's mounting screws and gently pull the element forward
• Transfer the two wires to the new element terminals one at a time; secure the element to the rear wall
• Keep wires from slipping back into the insulation; restore power and test Bake mode

Replacement bake element for the lower oven. It supplies the primary heat during Bake cycles so your range can reach and hold the set temperature, restoring consistent, even baking performance when the original element fails.

• Generates the lower-oven heat during Bake cycles
• Helps the oven reach and maintain the set temperature
• Common symptoms: no heat in Bake, won't reach temperature, uneven baking, or a visibly cracked/blistered element

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove oven racks, take out the element's mounting screws, and gently pull the element forward to access wires
• Transfer one wire at a time to the new element; prevent wires from slipping back into the oven wall
• Reinstall screws, ensure firm connections, restore power, and test Bake

Replacement bake element for the lower oven. This is the primary heat source in Bake mode, restoring reliable preheats and even results when the original element fails. If your oven won't heat or underbakes, this part addresses the issue.

• Provides radiant heat from the bottom of the oven during Bake mode
• Common failure symptoms: no heat in Bake, won't reach set temperature, or visible breaks/blistering on the element
• Restores even baking and consistent preheat performance when replaced
• Often tests open (no continuity) when the original element is burned out

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove oven racks, then the element's mounting screws; gently pull the element forward to access wires
• Support wires so they don't retract; disconnect the two spade terminals and transfer any mounting bracket from the old element if needed
• Attach terminals to the new element, tuck wires carefully, reinstall screws, restore power, and test Bake

This lower bake element installs in the bottom of the oven cavity. It replaces a failed element to restore even oven heating, reliable preheating, and consistent baking results for your range.

• Provides the primary heat during Bake mode from the bottom of the oven
• Common symptoms of failure: no heat on Bake, very slow preheat, uneven or undercooked results
• Visible damage such as blisters, breaks, or burn spots on the element is a strong indicator it needs replacement
• Direct wire-on replacement designed to mount to the rear oven wall on applicable models

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify the oven is de-energized
• Remove racks, take out the rear mounting screws, gently pull the element forward, and transfer the two wires one at a time
• Support wires so they don't retract into the insulation; avoid stressing terminals
• Ensure the element isn't touching the oven floor or sides before restoring power and testing Bake

This convection element mounts at the rear of the oven and supplies heat during convection cycles. Replacing a failed element restores consistent, circulating heat for reliable baking and roasting performance. What it does:

• Provides the primary heat source for convection mode at the back of the oven
• Works with the convection fan to circulate hot air for even results
• Helps maintain steady oven temperature during preheat and cycling
• Common symptoms: no heat in convection mode, slow preheat, uneven baking/roasting, or visible damage to the element

• 1 convection heating element

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove oven racks and the rear interior cover/baffle to access the element
• Note wire locations, transfer existing mounting hardware, and reconnect wires to the same terminals
• Avoid flexing the element; ensure tight connections before restoring power and testing

This ring-style convection heating element mounts around the fan at the back of the oven and supplies heat for convection cooking. Replacing a failed element helps bring back even air heating and consistent convection bake performance.

• Provides the heat source for convection bake/roast by warming air circulated by the fan
• Helps maintain set temperature and more even results in convection mode
• Common failure signs: no heat in convection while the fan runs, slow or incomplete preheating, uneven baking, visible breaks/blisters, or an open circuit on a continuity test
• Designed to cycle under control of the oven's sensor and electronic controls

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Access may be from the rear of the appliance or by removing the interior panel over the convection fan, depending on the model
• Label and support the two element leads to keep them from retracting into the cavity; ensure terminals are fully seated
• Reuse existing mounting hardware; avoid bending the new element and verify it doesn't contact the oven cavity

This broil element restores the oven's upper heating function so the broiler can produce proper surface browning and high-heat cooking. Replace a damaged or non-heating element to recover consistent broil performance. What it does:

• Provides the high-temperature heat for broiling and top-surface browning.
• Replaces a failed or visibly damaged upper/broil heating element.
• Common symptoms: oven won't broil, food won't brown on top, or the element doesn't glow.
• Visible breaks, blisters, or no heat when broil is selected indicate replacement.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting.
• Allow the oven to cool completely; wear gloves to protect hands.
• Handle the element and terminals carefully; avoid bending or nicking the heating tube.
• Secure mounting screws and electrical connectors; restore power and test broil function.

Restore consistent baking performance with this lower-oven bake element assembly. It replaces a failed element so your oven can preheat correctly and maintain even heat during bake cycles.

• Provides the primary heat source in Bake mode
• Works with the oven controls to reach and hold the set temperature
• Common failure symptoms: no heat during Bake
• Extended preheat times or undercooked results
• Visible damage such as blistering, cracks, or breaks in the element

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before servicing
• Remove oven racks; take out element mounting screws and gently pull the element forward to access terminals
• Transfer one wire at a time to the new element; prevent wires from slipping back into the oven wall
• Ensure terminals are fully seated and the element is secured before restoring power

This bake element restores even, reliable heat in the lower oven during the bake cycle. Replace it if the oven won't heat, struggles to reach temperature, or the element shows visible damage.

• Provides the primary heat source for baking in the lower oven cavity
• Common symptoms: no heat in bake, slow preheat, not reaching set temperature, uneven baking, or visible blistering/burn spots on the element
• Converts electrical energy to radiant heat for consistent oven performance

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Remove oven racks; take out element mounting screws and gently pull the element forward
• Support and transfer wires one at a time to the new element; ensure tight, secure connections
• Reinstall, restore power, and test for proper preheat and even heating