General Electric Range Heating Element

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 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

This dual radiant surface element sits beneath the glass cooktop and provides two heating zones to match your pan size. Replacing a failed element restores fast, even heating and proper control on the affected burner.

• Heats cookware via two concentric radiant circuits beneath the glass-ceramic surface
• Lets you select inner, outer, or both rings for small or large pans (via the burner control)
• Cycles with its internal limiter to maintain the temperature you set
• Common symptoms: no heat, only one ring heats, uneven or slow heating

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Lift/remove the glass cooktop to access elements; support the glass to prevent stress or cracks
• Transfer wiring and any mounting brackets from the old element to the new one, moving one connection at a time and documenting positions
• Test the burner for proper operation before reassembly

Replace a burned-out lower bake heating element to restore consistent heat and even baking. This part is the primary heat source during Bake cycles; when it fails, the oven may not heat, preheat slowly, or bake unevenly.

• Provides bottom heat for the oven during Bake cycles
• Common symptoms: no heat in bake mode, very long preheat, uneven or undercooked results, element not glowing
• Replaces elements with visible cracks, blisters, or breaks
• Restores consistent temperature recovery and even heating

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove racks; unfasten mounting screws; gently pull the element forward and move one wire at a time to the new element
• Prevent wires from slipping back into the insulation; support them as you work
• Do not overtighten screws or bend the element; restore power and test Bake

This replacement bake element provides the heat for your oven's Bake cycle. Install a new element to restore fast preheating and consistent temperatures when the original has failed, cracked, or degraded.

• Generates radiant heat during Bake to reach and maintain the set temperature
• Common fixes for: no heat in Bake mode, very long preheat times, or uneven baking
• Replace if the element shows blistering, breaks, or burned spots
• Helps restore proper baking and roasting performance

• Disconnect power to the range before servicing and allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove racks and the oven bottom or shield, take out element screws, and gently pull the element forward
• Transfer wires one at a time and avoid letting wires slip back into the cabinet insulation
• Inspect terminals/wiring for heat damage; do not overtighten mounting screws

This surface element is the electric heating source for one cooktop burner. Replacing a failed element restores fast, even heat and dependable temperature control on your electric range or cooktop.

• Supplies heat to the selected surface burner when power is applied
• Restores consistent heating and proper cycling after element failure
• Common symptoms: burner won't heat, heats intermittently, or shows visible damage/hot spots
• Often tests open with a meter when failed

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow the unit to cool completely
• Protect the cooktop surface; follow your service manual for access to the element
• Note wire positions; transfer wires to the same terminals and reuse existing mounting hardware
• Handle by the frame only; avoid touching the element surface. Reassemble and test operation

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.

This 8-inch coil surface element restores reliable heat on electric ranges. Replace a worn or failed burner to bring back consistent heating and everyday cooking performance on your cooktop. What it does:

• Heats cookware at the 8-inch cooking zone by converting electrical power into heat
• Common fix for a burner that won't heat, heats intermittently, or shows visible damage/blistering
• Plugs into the existing surface element receptacle and rests on the cooktop supports
• Helps restore even, consistent heating when the original coil has burned out

• 1 8-inch coil surface element

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the range before servicing
• Allow the element to cool completely before handling
• Lift the old element slightly and pull straight out from the receptacle; avoid twisting or prying
• Align terminals and push the new element firmly into the receptacle until fully seated, then test

This 8-inch surface element restores reliable heat to the large burner on an electric range. Replace a worn or open coil to bring back fast, even cooking performance and consistent temperature control.

• Heats cookware on the large 8-inch burner of coil-top electric ranges
• Common symptoms: burner won't heat, heats intermittently, or needs "wiggling" to work
• Visual clues: broken coil, blistering, hot spots, or arcing/burn marks at the terminals
• Helps ensure even heat distribution and stable pan support

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the element to cool completely
• Lift the old coil slightly and pull straight out from the receptacle
• Inspect the element receptacle and wiring for heat damage; replace if burnt before installing
• Align terminals and support feet, then push firmly until the element is fully seated

This 8-inch Haliant radiant surface element mounts beneath the glass of a smooth-top range to heat a single cooking zone. Replacing a failed element restores proper heating response and consistent performance on that burner. What it does:

• Heats the 8-inch cooking zone by converting electrical energy to radiant heat beneath the glass
• Helps provide even heating and smooth simmer-to-boil control
• Works with the surface control to cycle and maintain the set temperature
• Typical failure symptoms: no heat, very slow heating, or inconsistent/uneven heating on that burner

• 1 Haliant 8-inch radiant surface element

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the cooktop to cool fully
• Lift/remove the glass top per your model's procedure to access the element
• Note wire locations and transfer any mounting clips/brackets from the old element if needed
• After reassembly, test the burner; if it still won't heat, the surface element switch/control may be at fault

Restore reliable oven heat with this bake element. It produces the lower-oven heat during the Bake cycle, so replacing a failed element brings back normal preheat times and consistent, even results.

• Supplies primary heat from the bottom of the oven during Bake
• Common fix for: no heat on Bake, very slow preheating, uneven baking/browning
• Replace if the element is blistered, cracked, pitted, or has visible breaks
• Helps restore accurate, stable baking temperatures

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove oven racks; take out the element's mounting screws to free the bracket
• Gently pull the element forward; transfer one wire at a time using insulated pliers and prevent wires from slipping back
• Re-secure the bracket/screws, ensure snug connections, restore power, and test Bake

Note: 6" surface element

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