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(More customer reviews)I have an older oven that is a GE model number JBP64BH3WH. One day my wife was making biscotti, and 20 minutes later when she pulled it out of the oven, we noticed that it wasn't even cooked! That is because the old heating element literally snapped in two. I thought, GREAT I'm going to need to buy a new oven. But luckily I looked up the model number on Google, found the part number for this element, and checked out Amazon. By far this is the cheapest place to buy it. It arrived in a nicely packaged box, and the installation was simple.
There are two bolts that hold the old element in. Use a socket wrench, or a pair of vice grips or something, and they will come out easily. Once they're out, gently pull out the old element until you can see the attached wires. They have little butt-crimp connectors on there. It might take a little force to slid the connectors off the old element. Just don't strip the wires by accident. Put the new element in place, slide the connectors on, gently put it back in place and screw in the bolts, and you're back in business.
I pre-heated mine for a while just to make sure it was working. brilliant! great price to fix an old oven. THANK YOU!!
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GE / Hotpoint Oven Bake Element WB44T10010 This is a bake element with pushin connections. Compatible with: * WB44T10010 * GE Ovens * Hotpoint Ovens * Sears Ovens * Roper Ovens * WB44T10010
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