Robert January 12, 2023 for Model Number JCS57H4WH what is the measured size of your heating element part? Are the grids 1"? Mine is a13" spread where it connects to the back of the oven, and from back of the oven to the front of the heating element is 15" Will your fit in this JCS57 H4WH? Is the WH a"white" color? THANK YOU!
1 Answer Robert, According to your parts list the correct element will be part number WB44X5089. Read More...
Mark March 11, 2020 for Model Number JDP36-GH3BG Hi, The new bake element went in perfectly until I tightened (snugged up — I was taught to not over-tighten nuts and screws) the hex-head screws that secure the bake element to the inside back of the oven. When I tightened the hex screws, the front of the bake element (the part of the big bake element that's near to the front of the oven — nearest to the oven door) raised up a bit so that the two metal feet of the bake element, which are, presumably, supposed to rest on the floor of the oven, are about a half an inch (½") above the floor of the oven. I don't want to under-tighten the securing hex screws and I don't want to bend anything (unless I know what I'm doing). I imagine that I could craft metal supporting blocks for the bake element feet. I haven't turned the oven on. I won't turn it on until I'm sure of everything. Do you know if it's okay for the bake element to not be sitting on the oven floor (at least when the oven's cold)? Bye, Mark
1 Answer Hello Mark, uninstall the element and use a pair of pliers and slightly bent the bake element heater mounting tabs slightly, a little at a time till the heater's feet rest on the oven liner floor. Read More...
Mark November 12, 2019 for Model Number JDP36GH3 Do you know which screwdriver-type and size that is needed for the screws that secure this baking element (and also the broiling element)? Neither a regular old flat blade (for slotted-head screws) nor a Phillips head screwdriver is right. I know that I've seen the right screwdrivers for these screws, but I just can't recall what you call them (the right screwdrivers). Nut drivers?
1 Answer Hello Mark, These are normally 1/4 inch hex head screws. They will sometimes have a Phillips in the center of the hex. I'm sorry but we cannot pull a photograph of these screws since the model is so old and has apparently dropped from the illustrations. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
Annannette May 30, 2019 for Model Number JC140R1DC My oven is a GE and is 46 years old. I need a baking element but it can't be any larger than 17X13 or it won't fit my oven.
1 Answer Hello AnnAnnette, unfortunately there are no parts available listed for your model. If you can remove the bake element you can try taking it to local appliance parts or service company and see if they may be able to find a comparable part. Read More...
Erin February 03, 2019 for Model Number JCS57H4WH I need a new baking element- mine just cracked! Just wanted to make sure i purchase the correct one for my model. Thanks
Dave February 25, 2018 for Model Number JDP36GH4BG Hello, I need a bake heating element for my GE oven and the model number I have you don't have listed and doesn't seem to be compatible with the element you have listed. Any suggestions. Thanks, Dave
1 Answer Hello Dave, the bake element for the model number supplied is part number WB44X5089. Thanks! Read More...
Ct November 12, 2013 for Model Number JCP697H5WH The bake element suggested for my model does not look like my current one. Current one is roughly 19" x 15". I have purchased the wrong one in the past and I don't like having to pay for return shipping. Please tell me which one will work.
1 Answer CT, Based on the model number, this bake element for the large oven WB44X5089 is the correct part for your unit. Read More...
Chris November 16, 2012 for Model Number I-DP36G-H2-BC My GE is probably from the '80s and I don't find a suggested match when I search the model number. As far as shape goes, part #AP2031088 looks very similar. Any advice?
1 Answer Hello Chris, you are correct and WB44X5089 is the bake element for your model. By the way, I think your model number actually starts with JDP instead of IDP. Thanks! Read More...