Whirlpool Range / Cooktop / Oven Heating Element

If your oven won't heat or bakes unevenly, the bake element may be burned out. This lower heating element is a straightforward DIY fix in under an hour.

Fix a broiler that won't heat or a melted element. This range broil element delivers direct radiant heat at the top of your oven during the broil cycle.

Oven won't heat or takes too long to preheat? This lower bake element restores consistent heat during the bake cycle. Common DIY fix for cold ovens.

Broiler not heating or browning food? This broil element provides direct heat for finishing and browning. Moderate DIY repair for most home ranges.

This replacement grill (broil) heating element restores high, direct heat for broiling and browning in the oven. It lets you crisp and brown food quickly so broil functions work like new. What it does:

• Provides the intense direct heat required for broiling and grilling
• Replaces a burnt-out or broken upper oven element to restore broil performance
• Helps eliminate problems like food not browning or uneven broiling
• Visible breaks, blisters, or open circuits on the element are common failure signs

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock
• Handle element carefully to avoid bending or damaging the terminals
• Reconnect wiring securely

This boiler is the dishwasher water-heating assembly that provides the hot wash and rinse temperatures needed for effective cleaning. Replaces a failed boiler to restore normal heating during dishwasher cycles. What it does:

• Heats water used during wash and rinse cycles so detergent can clean effectively
• Helps maintain proper cycle temperatures for sanitizing performance
• Stops working when the element fails or the boiler leaks or overheats
• Often linked to no-heat cycles, prolonged wash times, or error codes related to water temperature

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repairs
• Inspect for leaks and damaged connectors; replace any worn mounting hardware or seals
• Handle electrical connections carefully and follow the appliance's service manual for wiring and testing

Broil element provides the oven's upper heating for broiling and surface browning. Replacing a failed broil element restores broil performance so foods brown evenly and the oven properly completes broil cycles. What it does:

• Produces the high, direct heat used for broiling and top-surface browning.
• Restores heat in the oven's upper cavity when the broil setting is selected.
• Common fix when food doesn't brown, the element doesn't glow, or the broil cycle delivers little heat.
• Works with the oven's broil control and thermostat to achieve required broiling temperatures.

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before starting any repair.
• Remove oven racks and access the element mounting screws or rear terminal cover as required by your model.
• Handle the element carefully and avoid touching terminals; ensure connections are tight and insulated.
• Replace damaged mounting hardware or connectors before re-energizing the oven.

Oven not heating or baking unevenly? This range bake element restores proper heating. Common DIY repair that takes about 30 minutes with basic tools.

Food not browning or broiling properly? This broil element restores top heating in your range's upper oven for even browning and crisping performance.

Oven not heating or baking unevenly? A failed bake or broil element is often the cause. This heating element restores proper oven temperature control.

Burner not heating or heating unevenly? This surface heating element restores proper cooking temperature. Moderate DIY repair in 15-30 minutes.

Broil element not heating? This upper heating element fixes ovens that won't broil or bake properly. Most DIYers complete this repair in 15 minutes.

Oven not heating or baking unevenly? This range bake element restores consistent heating. Moderate DIY repair taking about 30-45 minutes.

Fix a burner that won't heat with this cooktop surface heating element. Direct replacement part. Typical DIY repair takes 15-30 minutes.