Petunia January 18, 2014 for Model Number JBP66 JBP68 The heating element has broken. I am not sure which part to order, can you please assist? Thank you.
1 Answer Hello Petunia. WB44T10011 is the bake element for JBP66 and WB44T10010 is the Bake element for JBP68. Read More...
Wayne January 04, 2014 for Model Number jbp78wob1ww When the oven was turned on the element burst into flame, and continued to slowly burn along the element, even after the oven switch was turned off. It wouldn't stop until I unpluged the stove. Are one of the element wires hot all the time? Even when the oven switch is turned off? Or does this indicate other problems?
1 Answer Wayne, Yes, the L2(red), 120 VAC power supply is constant to the bake and broil elements, as long as the power at the outlet is present. The L1(black) 120 VAC power supply is through the ERC/Clock relays. There are a couple of possibilities that occurred, the element WB44T10011 may have degraded collapsed and shorted to the chassis. There could have been some spillage in the oven that migrated through the carborundum coating of the element, causing it to flame up. Read More...
Dj C January 02, 2014 for Model Number J BP78W0B2WW My model number does not show up when i search for it, there is one that is close but not correct. Is the AP2030997 the correct element for this model number?
Kim G December 25, 2013 for Model Number JBP69B0D1BB I Replaced my lower heating element last year but now the oven says it is preheated but it is not getting as hot as it says it is and things are taking way tooooo long to get done... so I am assuming that is the thermostat this time? Thank you Kim
1 Answer Hello Kim. Check and see if the element is good on the unit. It should read closed for continuity. If it is bad, it will cause the issue. Bad wiring will cause it also. If good, either the sensor or the board may be the issue. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Christopher December 17, 2013 for Model Number JBP66BBWH I have a JBP66BBWH and it's showing that I need a GE WB44T10011 Electric Oven Bake Element for a replacement part. The original element looks more like a GE WB44T10010 Bake Element for GE. What are my options? Are they both comparable or which one is the proper part?
1 Answer Christopher, according to the model number supplied the replacement bake element provided by the manufacturer for your unit is part number WB44T10011. Thanks. Read More...
Gary M December 09, 2013 for Model Number jbp78a y1aa What is the proper lower heating element for my model range? If upper element is functioning and lower element is not, can I assume lower heating unit is the issue, or could it be something else. Hate to drop 50 bucks if that is not the issue...
1 Answer Gary, You can test the oven bake element WB44X10013 for resistance to see if it has 17 ohms of resistance. The bake element should have resistance of around 17 ohms for being good. Also put the unit on bake and check from bake to L1 for 240 vac. If there is not 240 vac then the oven control is bad and would need to be replaced. Read More...
Andrea Wechter December 06, 2013 for Model Number LPB35BOH2CT Was wondering if there is a different oven element for the top and bottom of the oven?
1 Answer Hello Andrea, Could you re-check that model number? I found model JBP35B0H2CT. It has a broil element WB44T10009 in the top of the oven and a bake element WB44T10011 in the bottom of the oven. Hope this helps! Read More...
Robert December 01, 2013 for Model Number JBP35S0H2SS I'm not for sure what the part number is for the lower heating element. I search model number for my range and nothing really comes up on the ge site.
Sara December 01, 2013 for Model Number JBP66B0B4WH Not sure which bake element I need...can you help?
Barry S November 30, 2013 for Model Number JDP47W0F3WW Will your element part AP2030997 work with GE oven JDP47W0F3WW ?