Whirlpool W10823707 Surface Heating Element (Cooktop) OEM Part

Little procrastination paid off. With only 50% capability I knew it is time to call the appliancepartspros. They shipped me parts within 3 days. It was practical to fix both at the time. All I needed was to disconnect power at range breaker box, grab a screwdriver to lift top open, a 16 inch or so piece of old 2×4 wood to keep the top top of stove lifted, so I could access heating elements from underneath. Then I took my black sharpie And marked location of mounting screws and connectors. Also since I own a smartphone :) I made picture of the underside, so I can reference it later if needed. Then I used my power screwdriver with a bit that fits the screws, thare all same size. With multiple wires, I always disconnect one wire at the time from old device, and install in the location on the new device. This way I don't get my wires confused, and never have to doubt whether I switched wires. As I connected wires to my new burners, I mount screws exactly as they were on my old burners. After I was done, I inspected my work, to make sure there is no bare , unconnected a wires hanging freely. Last thing was to lower the top, turn my circuit breaker on, test burners if they work. Finally, I attached the two mounting screws that hold top. They are at the bottom front of the top plate with burners. They sent me a cleaning liquid for $6 extra, and it helps in getting rid of some stains on the glass. It took me only 40 minutes to do it.

I found a video on how to fix it. And I ordered the replacement burner. I have never tried anything like this before but I just retired and could not afford a professional.. I surprised myself after I replaced the burner. When I turned it on it actually worked. It was just a matter of unplugging the old one and plugging in the new one. Just make sure you take a photo of what it looks like before you unplug anything. So you have something to go by just in case you forget what goes where.

Called you and ordered part .hung up phone ,went to bathroom ,came out, part at front of door.not that quick,but it sure seemed it.replaced burner myself,saved a lot of money.

After flipping the stove top over, we noticed one corner of the connection unit to the large radiant burner was missing. This left the corner of the contact bare. Looking online we found your business and ordered a new radiant burner as the contact unit was a part of that burner. Placed the order and part arrived with the 2 day delivery time. Replaced the burner. Then proceeded to realign the cooktop to the stove. Then we tested all the burners. They all were active and the hot burner light did not light up until the burner was very hot. Turned off the burners and watched the hot burner light go out as it should when the burner cooled. SUCCESS!

Open the front hatch door, look up, you can see 3 screws that hold the top. Unscrew them. Forgot to mention that you have to disconnect the power source first.in the back of the panel ,disconnect the white plug in.remove the panel.flip it upside down and unscrew the burnt element out.have ur new one same position like the old one.plug in the wire same way as the old one appeared. Follow the pattern of the mounting plate. Flip the panel back and reconnect the white plug in the back.slide the top to its place and screw it back to the range.plug back the main power source from the bottom of the unit and turn on that burner to check. Job done.