Tanisha J November 15, 2012 for Model Number B73500J5AD I have a stove that I inherited upon moving into my apartment 7 years ago. It is a GE Hotpoint - old model and the bake element has burn out on the bottom. I am trying to find another bake element to replace it with. The model numbert is listed as B7350 0J5AD. With the stove being so old, is there a bake element compatible for it that
1 Answer Hello Tanisha. The model number you provided is not correct. It should start with a J. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Shirley B. February 29, 2012 for Model Number RB790ShSA Everytime I put this model no. it comes up as 1shsa or 2shsa or 3shsa or 4shsa. I dont have that on my paper. Is that the same to order or should I use the ge part no? It looks like my element.
1 Answer Shirley, the model RB790SHSA is missing a digit and would not be located on paperwork but on the appliance itself on the model tag. However, all models use the same bake element. You will use part number WB30X46987. Thanks! Read More...
1 Answer Jeff, You're on the right track, You could have a bad bake element, but if you have a multimeter, you should check for 240 VAC across the two wires at the element in a bake cycle, that way you're sure the control bake relay is OK. Good Luck. Read More...
1 Answer Hello. It sounds like you may have a bad thermostat. WB20K10026 Hope this helps. Read More...