Zoneline Heater Parts

This bake unit is the oven's primary lower heating element that provides consistent radiant heat for baking and roasting. Replacing a worn or damaged element restores proper oven heating and helps produce even cooking results. What it does:

• Radiant-heats the oven cavity for baking and roasting
• Restores proper temperature recovery and cooking performance
• Stops issues like little or no heat, slow preheat, or uneven baking when the element is faulty
• Visible damage, breaks, or lack of glowing are common signs it needs replacement

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before servicing
• Allow the oven to cool completely before accessing the element
• Remove the faulty element by unscrewing mounting fasteners and disconnecting terminals; install the new unit in reverse order
• Verify secure electrical connections and test function after reconnecting power

Defrost heater melts frost and ice from the refrigerator's evaporator coils so the cooling system can run efficiently. Replacing a failed heater restores proper defrost cycles and helps prevent frost-related cooling issues. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator to melt accumulated frost and ice on the coils.
• Restores normal airflow and consistent temperatures when frost buildup reduces cooling performance.
• Common symptom linkage: visible frost or ice on the evaporator, long or continuous run cycles, or uneven/warmer compartments.
• Works with the defrost thermostat and control to complete the defrost cycle.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the evaporator or heater — always prioritize safety.
• Handle evaporator fins and the heater element carefully to avoid damage; follow OEM routing and attachment points.
• Verify heater continuity and inspect the defrost thermostat and control before and after replacement; replace any failed defrost components as needed.

This heater and thermostat assembly replaces the dryer's heating module to restore normal drying performance by regulating and producing heat. It's a direct-fit assembly designed to simplify replacement and reduce diagnosis time. What it does:

• Provides the dryer's primary heating element and temperature control components.
• Regulates operating temperature via built-in thermostats/thermal cutouts.
• Stops heating when a thermostat or thermal cutoff opens, which can cause no-heat or under-heating symptoms.
• Helps address common symptoms like no heat, long dry times, or intermittent heating when diagnosed to this assembly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting service to avoid shock or injury.
• Carefully discharge any residual heat and avoid contact with sharp sheet metal and the heating element.
• Inspect and replace any blown thermal fuses or damaged wiring.
• Follow model-specific instructions and torque/electrical guidelines from the OEM during installation.

The Dryer Heater Assembly is an OEM replacement part for GE dryers. It consists of the heating element and the necessary components to distribute and regulate the heat throughout the dryer drum.

Symptoms of a faulty dryer heater assembly include:

• Insufficient heat or no heat at all
• Extended drying times
• Burning smells during operation

A bad dryer heater assembly can be caused by normal wear and tear over time or damage due to blockages, electrical issues, or overheating. If you notice that your dryer is not heating properly, takes longer to dry clothes, or produces unusual odors, it may be time to replace the old or damaged heater assembly with this genuine OEM part.

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

This heater element kit is the replacement heating assembly for select GE electric dryers. It restores the dryer's ability to generate heat so loads dry normally and cycles finish on time. What it does:

• Generates the hot air needed to dry clothes by heating incoming air in the dryer cabinet
• Replaces a failed or damaged heating assembly that can cause no heat or reduced heat
• Helps resolve symptoms such as long dry times, damp clothes after a full cycle, or a dryer that runs but produces little or no heat
• Works with the dryer's thermal controls to maintain safe operating temperature

• Disconnect power at the breaker or fuse panel before starting work
• Allow the appliance to cool and handle the element carefully; avoid bending heating coils
• Follow the dryer's wiring diagram and parts diagram for correct placement and connections

This assembly contains the evaporator defrost heater and temperature thermostat that remove frost from the evaporator coil to help restore normal cooling. Replaces failed defrost components to help the fridge complete defrost cycles and reduce ice buildup. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator during defrost cycles so accumulated frost melts away
• Uses a temperature thermostat to open/close the heater circuit at the correct temperature
• Commonly replaces failed defrost parts when frost builds on the evaporator or the refrigerator runs continuously
• Helps restore normal airflow and cooling when defrost cycle has stopped functioning

• One defrost heater and thermostat assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the evaporator and fins carefully to avoid damage; keep electrical connections secure and dry
• Follow the manufacturer instructions for routing and mounting the assembly

This 6-inch surface coil element restores reliable heat to one burner on your electric range. Replace a burned-out or damaged coil to bring back consistent, even heating for everyday cooking.

• Provides cooking heat for a 6-inch burner position on electric ranges/cooktops
• Helps resolve a burner that won't heat or heats intermittently
• Addresses uneven heating or visible hot spots on the coil
• Replaces elements with visible breaks, blistering, or burned terminals

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the cooktop to cool completely before servicing
• For plug-in coil models: lift the element, pull straight out of the receptacle, and remove from the support/drip pan
• Align the new element's terminals with the receptacle, push firmly until fully seated, and set into the support
• Inspect the receptacle and wiring for heat damage and replace any compromised components before use

This 30 in. bake element is the oven's lower heating element that produces the heat needed for baking and roasting. Replace a damaged element to restore proper oven heating and even bake results. What it does:

• Heats the oven cavity from the bottom to provide baking and roasting temperatures
• Promotes even browning and consistent cooking when functioning correctly
• Common symptom: oven does not reach set temperature or won't heat at all
• Common symptom: uneven baking, cold spots, or visible breaks/burn marks on the element

• One 30 in. bake element

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Allow the oven to cool completely and wear gloves to protect hands from sharp edges
• Inspect and reconnect wiring securely; replace if wiring or terminals are damaged
• Follow the appliance manufacturer's instructions for removing oven racks, access panels, and securing the element

This broil element replaces the upper heating element in a conventional oven to restore broiling performance and even top-heat cooking. It fits into the oven cavity and connects to the existing element terminals for direct heating. What it does:

• Heats from the top of the oven to create intense, direct heat for broiling and finishing dishes
• Restores proper browning and crisping when the broil function fails
• Can resolve symptoms such as no broil heat, uneven top heating, or visible element damage
• Works with the oven's existing wiring and mounting points for straightforward replacement

• One broil element

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before starting any repair
• Allow the oven to cool completely and remove oven racks for access
• Handle the element by its insulated terminals; secure wiring connections and mounting screws firmly

This heater harness assembly delivers power from the refrigerator wiring to the defrost/evaporator heater, restoring proper defrost cycles and helping prevent frost buildup that can reduce cooling performance. What it does:

• Routes electrical power to the evaporator/defrost heater so scheduled defrost cycles can run.
• Replaces a damaged or burned harness that can cause the heater to not energize.
• Commonly used when frost or ice accumulates on the evaporator, cooling is reduced, or defrost-related errors occur.
• Compatible with refrigerators that use the OEM-style heater connector configuration.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Avoid damaging refrigerant lines or other sealed-system components; if the repair requires access to sealed components or involves the refrigerant (R600a/isobutane).
• Inspect mating connectors and wiring for corrosion or damage; replace any compromised components to ensure a reliable connection.

Radiant Glass (Quartz), Length (Approx) - 17-3/4, 400 watts

This 20-inch bake element heats the bottom of the oven cavity so food cooks and browns evenly. Replacing a failed element restores proper oven heating and baking performance. What it does

• Heats the oven's bake chamber during bake cycles
• Replaces a cracked, burned-through, or non-heating bake element
• Helps resolve symptoms like no heat from the bottom, uneven baking, or oven failing to reach set temperature
• Works with the oven's control and safety circuits to provide consistent heat

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before starting
• Access usually requires removing the oven cavity bottom or back panel
• Handle the element by its insulated areas and avoid bending or touching the bare heating surface
• Tighten terminal connections securely and verify operation with the oven empty after reassembly

The Surface Element (240V-2100W) is an OEM part for Bosch cooktops and ranges. It provides consistent, even heating from below pans on the cooktop surface.

Causes of a bad surface element can include normal wear and damage from extended, heavy usage. Food or liquid spills left on the element for prolonged periods could potentially corrode the coils or electronics over time as well.

Symptoms of a bad surface element include:

• Element not heating up at all or heating unevenly
• Element heating intermittently or stopping prematurely
• Buzzing, clicking or smoke coming from below the element
• Tripped or blown circuit breakers when using that element

This genuine OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau and select Kenmore models.

This bake heating element replaces the oven's primary heating element to restore consistent bake performance and even oven temperatures. Designed to heat quickly and quietly for reliable cooking results. What it does:

• Heats the oven cavity for baking and general cooking cycles
• Replaces a cracked, visibly burned, or non-heating element
• Helps restore oven temperature recovery and cooking consistency
• Stops symptoms like no heat, weak heat, or uneven browning

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing the oven
• Remove the oven racks and access the element from inside the oven
• Secure mounting screws and electrical connectors firmly; avoid overtightening

This sheath heater assembly supplies the heating element used to warm air in the dryer, restoring proper drying performance when the original element fails. It's a direct-replacement part that fits into the dryer's heater housing. What it does:

• Heats incoming air so the dryer can remove moisture from clothes
• Replaces a damaged or open heating element that prevents the dryer from producing heat
• Addresses symptoms like no heat, long drying times, or intermittent heating
• Works with the dryer's thermostats and safety devices to regulate temperature

• Disconnect power (and gas supply if applicable) before beginning work
• Allow the appliance to cool and drain any stored energy before touching internal components
• Handle the heater carefully to avoid bending or damaging the element or terminals
• Check thermostats, thermal fuses, and wiring for related faults when replacing the heater