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 List Price: Price: $25.37 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Microwave Oven Parts & Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy GE WB44X185 Broil Element for Self-Cleaning GE. Hotpoint. and RCA Ovens, please go to:    Great price, great product, great service Our 20 year old combination microwave/wall oven finally gave up the ghost on the broil element. While food was in the oven on the broil cycle, the element broke into two, and started arcing as all that energy tried jumping the gap. A quick response kept a fire from happening. We had replaced the bake element a few years ago, so I knew that it was a fairly simple job to replace the element. Lesson # 1 - if one of your elements fails, buy both and replace them both at the same time! Get the oven model number located on a manufacturing plate inside the oven door to search for the correct GE part number for the broil element. There are any number of web sites that will give you a reference to the correct broil element part. Most of these sites also want $35 - $40 for the item. It also turns out that GE has several ovens (ours was one) that can use more than 1 of the broil element part numbers -- they're somewhat interchangeable. In fact, ours was WB44X173, but the two... |
| See Products Related To GE WB44X185 Broil Element for Self-Cleaning GE. Hotpoint. and RCA Ovens: GE This Is Genuine Ge Produced Part. Part # Wb44X173, Which Replaces The Discontinued Part # Wb44X185. Bake Element Assembly. Used On Older Ge And Hotpoint Appliances.Item not as advertised Based on the Model number of my self-cleaning range oven, the element displayed, and delivered to me, did not fit. The screw holes were different and there was no hole to accomodate the thermostat sensor. My stove is 9 years old and not currently in production, but I cannot find a proper replacement on this website. Very disappointing considering how much work is involved for a 73 year-old man with spinal fusion. |
| Great price, great product, great service Our 20 year old combination microwave/wall oven finally gave up the ghost on the broil element. While food was in the oven on the broil cycle, the element broke into two, and started arcing as all that energy tried jumping the gap. A quick response kept a fire from happening. We had replaced the bake element a few years ago, so I knew that it was a fairly simple job to replace the element. Lesson # 1 - if one of your elements fails, buy both and replace them both at the same time! Get the oven model number located on a manufacturing plate inside the oven door to search for the correct GE part number for the broil element. There are any number of web sites that will give you a reference to the correct broil element part. Most of these sites also want $35 - $40 for the item. It also turns out that GE has several ovens (ours was one) that can use more than 1 of the broil element part numbers -- they're somewhat interchangeable. In fact, ours was WB44X173, but the two... |