Roper Heating Element

The Heating Element is an OEM component specifically designed for Whirlpool brand electric dryers. It contains coils that produce hot air used throughout drying cycles.

Symptoms of a failing heating element include:  

• Slow drying times as clothing takes longer than usual to dry fully
• Excess condensation inside the dryer drum
• Damp items after an entire cycle 

Potential causes involve typical coil wear from repeated heating and cooling over many years. Mineral scale buildup or poor ventilation can diminish heating efficiency as well.

Compatible models include some brands produced by KitchenAid, Maytag, Amana, and Kenmore.

The Surface Element is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges. This part provides heat to the cooking surface, allowing for the preparation of food. 

Common causes of a bad surface element include electrical faults, physical damage from heavy cookware, or degradation from constant heating and cooling cycles.

Symptoms of a bad surface element include:

• Inconsistent or uneven heating
• The element not heating up at all
• Visible damage such as burns or breaks in the coil
• Sparking or unusual noises when the element is turned on

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

The Small Surface Element is an OEM part for Whirlpool electric ranges and cooktops. This heating element is responsible for providing heat to a specific area on the cooktop, typically used for smaller pots and pans. It ensures even and efficient heating, allowing for precise cooking control.

Causes of a bad surface element can include regular wear and tear, overheating, or electrical malfunctions. A malfunctioning surface element can result in uneven heating, longer cooking times, or no heat at all.

Symptoms of a bad small surface element include:

• The element not heating up
• Uneven or inconsistent heating
• Sparks or electrical arcing when the element is turned on
• Visible damage or discoloration on the element

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

The Broil Element is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges. This part provides the intense, direct heat necessary for broiling. This part is located at the top of the oven cavity and is essential for achieving high temperatures needed for tasks like browning and searing.

Causes of a bad broil element can include electrical issues such as short circuits, damage from spills or food debris, and general wear and tear from repeated use.  

Symptoms of a bad Broil Element include:

• The oven not reaching broil temperatures
• Inconsistent or uneven broiling
• The element not glowing red when in use
• Visible signs of damage or burning on the element

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

The bake element is the oven's primary lower heat source. Replacing a failed element restores proper preheating and even baking performance when the oven won't heat or struggles to maintain temperature during the bake cycle. What it does

• Provides the main heat for the bake cycle in electric ovens
• Common failure symptoms: no heat on bake, very slow preheat, or uneven baking
• Visible damage such as blistering, cracks, or burn spots on the element indicates replacement is needed
• Helps the oven reach and hold set temperature when functioning correctly

• 1 bake element

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing to prevent electrical shock
• Remove oven racks; access the element mounting screws from inside the oven cavity
• Carefully pull the element forward, support the wires, and transfer the connectors one at a time to avoid losing them behind the liner
• Ensure terminals are fully seated; do not overtighten mounting screws, then restore power and test bake

The Broil Element is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part provides the necessary heat for broiling, located at the top of the oven cavity and designed to deliver even and intense heat for broiling foods.

Causes of a bad broil element can include electrical issues such as short circuits, physical damage from impacts or heavy usage, or wear and tear over time.  

Symptoms of a bad broil element include:

• The broil element not heating up
• Uneven or insufficient broiling results
• Visible damage such as blisters or breaks in the element
• The oven not reaching the desired broiling temperature

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

Restore reliable heat on your range's small burner with this 6-inch surface coil element. Replacing a worn or burned-out coil brings back consistent temperature response and dependable everyday cooking performance.

• Supplies direct electric heat to a 6-inch cooktop burner
• Replaces a coil that is warped, cracked, or has an open/burned-out section
• Common symptoms include: burner won't heat, heats unevenly, or works intermittently
• Visible damage, hot spots, or arcing at the terminals can indicate failure

• Disconnect power by unplugging the range or switching off the circuit breaker
• Lift the old coil and pull straight out from the receptacle to remove
• Inspect the element receptacle/terminal block for discoloration or pitting; replace if damaged
• Align terminals and support, insert fully, and ensure the element sits level in the drip bowl

This base heater assembly restores the oven's lower heating function in select convection microwaves. It delivers bottom radiant heat for baking and crisping so the unit can preheat properly and brown foods evenly.

• Supplies bottom heat during convection, bake, or crisp cycles
• Works with the control and temperature sensor to reach and maintain set temperature
• Common symptoms of a failed heater may include no heat in convection mode, very long preheat, or poor browning/crisping
• Visible damage to the element or tripping a circuit breaker may also indicate a shorted heater

• Disconnect power before servicing. Microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a charge even when unplugged
• Allow the unit to cool completely; access typically requires removing the outer cover or lowering an over-the-range unit
• Note wire locations and routing before removal; transfer any brackets, shields, or screws from the original assembly
• Route wires exactly as original and avoid pinching; confirm clearances before reassembly and test a convection preheat

This electric range broil element installs at the top of the oven to deliver direct radiant heat for broiling. Replacing a burned-out or damaged element restores fast, even broil performance and consistent top heat.

• Provides high, direct heat from the top of the oven during Broil to sear and brown food
• Common fix for: broiler not heating, weak or uneven broiling, visible blisters/cracks on the element, or sparking during broil
• Mounts at the upper oven cavity; connects to two push-on terminals
• Helps restore consistent top heat and even browning when functioning correctly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the range before servicing
• Remove oven racks; unfasten mounting screws/bracket, gently pull element forward, and disconnect the wire terminals (support wires to prevent them from falling back)
• Transfer existing mounting hardware if needed; ensure terminals are fully seated and insulated—do not overtighten screws
• The element is clear of the oven liner; restore power and test Broil

This bake element supplies the primary heat from the bottom of the oven during the Bake cycle. Replace it to restore proper preheating and even results when the original is burned out, damaged, or no longer heating. What it does:

• Provides radiant heat for baking and preheating from the lower oven position
• Helps the oven reach and maintain the set temperature for consistent cooking
• Common symptoms: no heat in Bake, very slow preheating, uneven baking, or a visible blister/crack in the element
• Restores normal oven operation when the existing element has failed

• 1 bake element

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove oven racks; take out the element's mounting screws and gently pull the element forward
• Support and disconnect the two wire terminals; prevent wires from slipping back into the insulation
• Attach wires to the new element, secure with existing hardware, restore power, and test

This 2000-watt surface heating element restores steady, responsive heat to a cooktop burner. Replace a weak or failed element to bring back quick heat-up and even, consistent cooking performance. What it does:

• Supplies up to 2000 watts of heat to the selected burner zone
• Works with the surface control to achieve and maintain set temperatures
• Common fix for: burner not heating, slow or uneven heating, or intermittent operation
• Replace if the element shows visible damage such as cracks, blistering, or burned spots

• 1 surface heating element (2000W)

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the cooktop to cool fully before servicing
• Lift/remove the cooktop to access the element; handle the glass carefully
• Move wires and any mounting clips from the old element to the new one, one connection at a time, matching positions
• Secure connections before reassembly; if issues persist, inspect the surface switch and wiring harness

Restore steady cooking performance with this surface element coil. The 6-inch, 1250-watt burner replaces a worn or open coil so your range heats properly for everyday simmering, sautéing, and boiling.

• Generates heat on a 6-inch cooking zone for boiling, sautéing, and simmering
• Fixes a burner that won't heat or only heats intermittently
• Addresses uneven heating or unusually slow warm-up
• Helps when the coil shows visible breaks, blistering, or burned spots

• Disconnect power at the breaker and let the cooktop cool completely
• Remove the old coil and inspect the receptacle/terminal block; replace if burnt or loose
• Align prongs and press the new coil fully into the receptacle; ensure the support bracket seats in the drip pan notch
• After installation, test the burner with a pan to ensure even heating

This 6-inch radiant surface element is the heating source for a small burner beneath a glass-ceramic cooktop. Replacing a failed element restores reliable, controllable heat to that cooking zone. What it does:

• Heats the 6-inch cooking zone under the glass top when the control is turned on
• Cycles to help maintain the selected temperature during cooking
• Common symptoms of failure: small burner won't heat, heats unevenly or intermittently, or shows visible burn spots/damage

• 1 six-inch radiant surface element

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the cooktop to cool completely
• Lift the glass top or remove the cooktop to access the elements; support the glass to avoid stress or cracks
• Note wire positions and transfer connections to the new element one at a time
• Ensure the element sits flat in its mounting brackets before reassembly and testing

Replacement bake element for the lower oven. This is the primary heat source in Bake mode, restoring reliable preheats and even results when the original element fails. If your oven won't heat or underbakes, this part addresses the issue.

• Provides radiant heat from the bottom of the oven during Bake mode
• Common failure symptoms: no heat in Bake, won't reach set temperature, or visible breaks/blistering on the element
• Restores even baking and consistent preheat performance when replaced
• Often tests open (no continuity) when the original element is burned out

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove oven racks, then the element's mounting screws; gently pull the element forward to access wires
• Support wires so they don't retract; disconnect the two spade terminals and transfer any mounting bracket from the old element if needed
• Attach terminals to the new element, tuck wires carefully, reinstall screws, restore power, and test Bake

This 6-inch surface element restores steady, even heat to the small burner on your electric range. Replace a burned-out coil to get back to reliable boiling, simmering, and everyday cooking performance.

• Converts electrical power into heat at the 6-inch burner position
• Helps when the small surface burner won't heat or heats unevenly
• Common signs include visible hot spots, blistering, or burned/loose terminals
• Seats in the drip bowl and connects to the proper surface element receptacle

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the range; allow the element to cool before servicing
• Lift the old element from the drip bowl and pull straight out from the receptacle; avoid twisting or bending the coil
• Inspect the element receptacle for heat damage; replace the receptacle if contacts are burned or loose
• Fully seat the new element and ensure it sits level in the drip bowl before use

This 8-inch surface burner element is the plug-in coil used on many electric ranges. Replacing a worn or failed element restores reliable heating and more even cooking performance on your stovetop.

• Provides heat to pots and pans when energized by the surface control
• Common fix for an element that won't heat or only heats partially
• Addresses visible coil damage such as breaks, blisters, or burned spots
• Corrects intermittent heating caused by an open or failing element

• Disconnect power to the range/unplug before servicing and ensure the element is cool
• Lift the old coil slightly, then pull straight out from the receptacle
• Inspect the receptacle/terminal block and drip bowl; replace if overheated or damaged
• Fully insert the new element terminals into the receptacle, seat the coil level, and test