Microwave Heating Element

Microwave not heating or cooking slowly? This heating element restores proper heat generation. Direct replacement part for compatible microwave models.

Microwave not heating properly? This protective sheath guards the heating element from damage and directs airflow for reliable performance.

Convection oven not heating? This heater sheath protects and supports the heating element. Requires cabinet removal to access and replace.

Fix a microwave throwing sparks or not heating properly. This heating element replacement resolves shorted or grounded heater issues in sharp models.

Microwave won't heat food? This heating element restores proper cooking power. Common fix for no heating issues. Straightforward DIY replacement.

Replace a damaged or corroded heating element housing that's preventing your microwave from heating properly. Restores safe, efficient operation.

Microwave not heating food properly? This heating element restores full cooking power. Common repair for weak or no heat issues in microwave ovens.

Oven not heating or not getting hot enough? This convection heating element restores proper temperature. Requires testing control board power first.

Fix a microwave that won't heat food with this heating element. Common solution for microwaves that run but don't warm. DIY repair takes 30-45 minutes.

Fix a microwave that won't brown or crisp food with this heating element. Requires removing outer case and disconnecting wires. Moderate difficulty.

Replace a faulty convection heating element if your microwave isn't browning or crisping food properly. Fits select models. Moderate DIY repair.

This heater assembly provides the heat source for an electric dryer so clothes can dry efficiently. Replaces a faulty heater to restore normal drying performance and shorten cycle times. What it does:

• Heats incoming air so the dryer can remove moisture from clothes
• Restores normal drying when a dryer tumbles but produces little or no heat
• Helps reduce extended drying times caused by a failed heating element
• Works with the dryer's blower and control system to maintain operating temperature

• One heater assembly

• Disconnect electrical power before beginning any repair to avoid shock hazard
• Allow the dryer to cool and wear gloves to protect hands from sharp edges
• Follow OEM instructions for routing wires and securing the assembly;