Ian November 21, 2011 for Model Number JSP28G0N1BG I have the above model number stove, I just wanted to make sure that this replacement element will work. Thank you
1 Answer Hello Ian. Yes, based on the model number you provided, WB44K5012 is the correct bake element. Hope this helps. Read More...
Frank November 02, 2011 for Model Number jbs03v4wh The model # that we have shows a screw connecting terminal, however ours is a slip type similar to this one. which one will work for me?
1 Answer Hello Frank. Based on the model number you provided, WB44X10009 is the correct bake element. This does use the push on wire terminals, and does not have the screw on terminals. Hope this helps. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Debora! The bake element used on GE LEB356* models is part number WB44K5012. You will need to unplug the range. Remove the oven racks. In the back of the electric range, there are two screws that hold on a bake element. Remove these two screws and gently pull the element towards the door opening. Remove the wires from the bake element one at a time. You may need to use long nosed pliers to remove the wires. Be careful that the wiring doesn't fall back through the back of the oven. Once the wires have been removed, discard the old element and replace it with the new one. Once the new element is installed, plug the unit back in and test. Hope this information helps! Read More...
Jeff September 06, 2011 for Model Number R B755Gon4WH The bake element is not working, I'm get 125v at the terminals and the ohms on the element are 25 and the broiler element is working properly. Where do I go for here?
1 Answer Hi Jeff. You will get the other 120vac from the oven thermostat. This part # is WB20K5030. The part is not availiable at this time. Please call us at 1-877-477-7278. Thank you. Read More...
Gary July 05, 2011 for Model Number JSS260GN13G Here's the model no. Wondering the amps at full oven; lower and upper elements on. Thanks, Gary
1 Answer Hello Gary. On the model number tag there should be a watts reading. We will need that information to convert to amps. Hope this helps. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Gary. We will need your model number to try to help you with this. Thanks. Read More...
Manuel M. May 31, 2011 for Model Number GE model# jss16pw3wh Bake element at full blast gets lukewarm only. The oms meter reads 18. Do I need a new element?
1 Answer Hello Manuel. The element should be reading 18 (or closed) when tested. You will need to check the voltage coming from the clock to the bake element. If the clock is not sending the proper voltage to the bake element it will need to be changed. Your clock part number is WB50T10050. Thanks. Read More...
Jeff W. March 16, 2011 for Model Number JSP26BOW3WH I have GE model # JSP26BOW3WH oven. The range and broiler work, however, the oven will not heat. Does it sound like I need a new bake element? If so, is this the right part number to order AP2030968?
1 Answer Hello Jeff! Make sure you are getting the proper 220v to the bake element. If you are, you will need to replace the bake element. The part number is WB44K5012. Thanks! Read More...
Missy March 12, 2011 for Model Number JSP39WT1WW Unfortunately I was baking my very first frozen apple pie in the oven when it starating spilling over the cookie sheet. I had the temp set at 395 degrees the instructions said 400. I was upstairs on the computer, my husband comes in and says the oven is on fire. The element was blazing we cut the stove off it kept burning, we finally cut it off at the breaker and it stopped burning. The next morning I went to clean the mess up i.e. soda and spill and the element had burnt into. Can I change out the lower heating element on this model? Part # AP2030968.
1 Answer Hello Missy. Yes, you can change it out. Make sure you disconnect power to the unit first. Then remove the screws holding the element in place. Next remove the wires from the element and reinstall with your new element in reverse order. Thanks. Read More...