Craig S November 01, 2020 for Model Number JBP68H0K1CC Will this element fit my GE model # JBP680K1CC stove? Thank you.
Kerry September 15, 2020 for Model Number grose841@yahoo.com What is the part # for: General electric model jb630df4ww lower over heating element?
Bernie Steff August 10, 2020 for Model Number JBP78A Y1AA Our bake element split and sparked when the oven was turned on. I don't recall if that happened right away when the knob was turned on. I saw an answer on a previous question for this model which I could not find on GE's website. The questioner was told the correct element was Part# WB44x10013. I would like to confirm this part number and wonder if that split could have been caused by another malfunction in the oven controls. Thanks Bernie Steff
1 Answer Bernie, The correct part for your model is WB44X10013. The element failure you describe is only caused by an internal failure of the element itself. Read More...
Kenneth May 04, 2020 for Model Number JBP30BA2 when I removed the bad element the burners and broil element did not work is this normal?
1 Answer Hello Kenneth, the cooktop burners are on separate 240v circuits in the stove also the broil element should not be affected by removing the bake element. The range wiring may need to be checked esp if the original bake element shorted when it failed. Read More...
Elias April 13, 2020 for Model Number JBP66W Y1WW Does this have a push on terminal. My model doesn't show up but many that are very similar are listed. The video shows an element with push on terminals but my range had a screw in connection.
Al April 09, 2020 for Model Number JBP78WOB2WW How hot does this oven usually get and how long does it take to get there? It shows on the knob 550 degrees. We often cook pizza and crackers and it never seems to get to 500 degrees and that is after a couple hours. I have adjusted the oven as high as I can get it. I replaced the element about four years ago and it never seems to get to temperature.
1 Answer Al, as the bake and broil elements are used during the bake cycle, it would be recommended that both elements are tested to ensure they are operational. With the range power cord unplugged and a multimeter, the bake element WB44T10011 would be tested for resistance and should measure 22O. The broil element WB44T10009 would be tested similarly and should measure 17O. The oven sensor WB23X5340 would be tested for resistance as well and should measure 1100O at room temperature. If these test good, the range can be plugged back in and the terminal block tested for a full 240VAC from the red wire to the black wire. If there is a proper voltage reading, the main control WB50T10043 would be suspect. The range should be able to reach the temperatures shown as being available within a standard preheat timeframe. Read More...
Lynn April 08, 2020 for Model Number JBP66W0H2WW My baking element has definitely died and I have no issue with replacing that. When it died however, it arced and threw sparks. Now the broiler seems to get warm, but does not get hot enough to broil. Do the 2 parts work in tandem. Do I need to replace both, or if I replace the baking one does it complete a circuit for the other?
1 Answer Lynn, it is possible that when the bake element arced, it may have damaged either the wiring or the control WB27X45466. With the range power cord unplugged, each wire can be tested for continuity from each oven element terminal to the wire ends at the control. If the wires test properly, then the control is not allowing a full 240VAC to reach the broil element. Read More...
Gordana January 31, 2020 Can i use wb44t10011 bake element instead wb44t10014? I need wb44t10014,order it but they shipped to me wb44t10011. Thank you!
1 Answer Hello Gordana, if you model number is calling for a certain part and the part is still available, we suggest you use the part the manufacturer supplies for it. If this order was placed with us please call our customer service team so that we may correct this issue for you. Read More...
Corbin December 30, 2019 for Model Number JTPL5BDWLBB GE The model number is hard to read, so that's the closest I could get. The heating element still glows red, but the stove makes a loud buzzing noise, sometimes when in use, or shortly after turned off. If the element glows red does that mean the heating element is still ok, and there is a different problem, like the starter (?) ?
1 Answer Corbin, the element glowing red indicates that it should be working properly. The buzzing sound could be coming from a relay that is arcing from not having proper contact in the control board. It would be recommended to inspect the unit for any signs of arcing between the wires and the cabin, as well as signs of an overheating connection in the control board. Read More...
1 Answer Colleen, for the model number you supplied, both the bake and broil element are rated at 3400 watts and should have a resistance reading of 16 to 17 ohms resistance. Thanks, Read More...