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This is a genuine radiant assembly compatible with cooktops. This radiant element supplies the heat to the cooktop. Without this part in working order, the user will not be able to properly use the burner, as it will not heat up effectively, if at all. These particular elements are subject to wear and tear from frequent appliance use, often requiring them to be replaced within the expected life of the appliance. Ensure that the cooktop has been completely disconnected from all power sources and work gloves are worn before attempting any replacements or repairs.This part is manufactured by General Electric and has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This radiant element is manufactured from high-quality, durable, non-corrosive materials. It is an authentic replacement part and thus is compatible with cooktops that have been manufactured by certain brands, including General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA.
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This genuine replacement part is a radiant element for electric stoves. The radiant element is the component of the stove that heats up to allow the stove to perform its essential function of cooking. If the stove is no longer heating properly or not at all, it could mean that the radiant element needs to be replaced. Luckily this is a relatively simple process.To replace the radiant element, make sure to turn the power supply off to the stove by either unplugging it or shutting off the circuit breaker. Once powered off, proceed to locate the screws that attach the radiant element to the stove. Once identified, remove them using a screwdriver and pull up on the radiant element to release it from the stove. Once released, remove the wire harness that is connected to the radiant element and place it into the new part. Place the new radiant element on top of the stove and secure the screws that hold it in place.This OEM replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with General Electric, Hotpoint, and RCA brand electric stoves.
I called and spoke with a rep about the code and she asked several questions, then said it's likely the heat sensor has failed. She shipped me the replacement part. I received it in short order and took the range apart. I tested the sensor and it passed the test, 1050 ohms resistance. I called again and another woman asked if I was testing it at room temp. I said yes, and she asked me to install the replacement anyway as the RFD may pass the test at room temp and fail at high temp. I replaced... Read more
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This is a halogen element, which supplies heat to cooktops on ranges. The element uses a bulb to heat food rather than a gas flame or an electric coil. The quick cleaning and ease of use make it a common choice for kitchen stoves. If the element is damaged, there may be signs of wear, food may not fully cook, or electrical use may increase.Before starting, be sure that the stove is unplugged. The surface of the appliance should also be cool to the touch. Work gloves and a set of tools may be needed for the process. Lift the old element up at an angle to detach it from the terminals before aligning the new part with the drip pan. After completing the replacement, return power to the stove.This halogen element is made to be compatible with General Electric cooktops. It's sourced directly from the manufacturer as an authentic OEM replacement part. The part is sold individually.
No direct hits on F123 code for my GE profile 30" glass cooktop using Google searches. Stumbled on "similar" symptoms saying it's probably the sensor integral to the heater element, so just replace the element as a complete unit. I am a very mechanically inclined person and still found it a sort of scary endeavor given then potential cost of being wrong and also taking apart a very expensive cooktop just to get to the point of being able to swap in the new LR element unit. Scariest part was... Read more