Lisa February 15, 2012 for Model Number JTP48SFSS GE Double oven Our oven's heating element blew up today in a quite dramatic & scary way. Huge arc & sparks & shooting flames. Tripped the circuit breaker. It was real loud. I had the door open but luckily for me I was turning away & hearing it ran the other way. My husband was facing it & saw it I just saw bright light. So... now we are replacing all the elements. Since it's 7 to 8 years old. Question 1 are the broiler element & bake element the same part? I don't see a dedicated bake element part or broiler element part. Are these the right ones for my oven? And, do the elements usually burn out in such a display? It could have been bad if I'd been holding a heavy pot of hot food when that happened. Should I contact the folks at GE? I now have read blogs that say they really don't care. After flipping the breaker back on (definitely keeping the spark-alater oven off) the circuit board & other oven work fine. Please advise. Thank you Lisa T.
1 Answer Hello Lisa. No, the broil element WB44T10043 is in the top of the oven and the bake element WB44T10018 is in the bottom of the unit. It is normal for the elements to burn up in all ovens and they can get very bright and scary at times. Hope this helps. Read More...
Xam January 04, 2012 for Model Number jtp27 Unscrewed the back plate and pulled the bake element forward. Can't figure out how to disconnect from wires. Looks like a sauter??? Please help. Thanks
1 Answer Hello Xam. The wires going to the bake element WB44T10018 pull off the terminals. They are not soldered on the unit. Hope this helps. Read More...
John December 04, 2011 for Model Number Kenmore Electric Oven DE 30" - 911.47719200 I am looking for a bake element. Mine burned through. Notice that my Kenmore part # is : WB44T10018 comes up as a GE element. Is this the same as my Kenmore?
1 Answer Hello John. Yes, WB44T10018 is the correct bake element. GE manufactured this model for Kenmore. Hope this helps. Read More...
Rita August 13, 2011 for Model Number jtp20b0f1bb The last 2 times that I have baked, the cake was baked throughly on the outer edges but not in the center, which had fallen. I live in Dallas. This hasn't happen prior. Do I need a new heating element?
1 Answer Hi Rita. Are there any fault codes? Have you changed the type of baking pan? Your best bet is the shelf centered in the oven, with silver colered baking pans. The unit will use the broil element with the bake cycle approx. 40% of the time to keep the center of the cavity evenly heated. The bake element is part # WB44T10018. I would change this if you are not getting any fault codes. Thank you. Read More...
Don R. April 25, 2011 for Model Number JKP86WOF3WW ? or JKP86W0F3WW I have a Ge Microwave Oven combined. Owners manual JKP86-27" Double Wall Oven. I am trying to find the part number for the lower heating element. Present element is 15 1/4" wide X 16" length (back wall to front of element) Please help with correct Part Number. Thanks don