24688B0 General Electric Range - Instructions

Easy once discovered that had to bend element in back do would not short out on back cover.

I looked at this sight and it looked like replacing the oven lower heat element would be easy. I received the part the day after I ordered it. I unplugged the oven, removed two screws from the back panel, took the old element out and put the new one in. Oven works great, it was easy.

If you can repair from back of stove so much easier than inside. Local store wanted 43.00 purchased from part select 29.00. Great prices and delivery time, had next day.

watched video repair went smooth

Removed the old element and replaced it with the new element, It was simple and quick. We received the part in one day, and the cost was half that if bought from sears.

Watched the video and did exactly as it instructed. Very easy to do, took 10 minutes in all.

replaced heating element

bought new element and followd instructions in video. Two screws were really tough to break loose so I had to use the vice grips to grasp the screws and break them loose. Once that happened it was smooth sailing. Ladies can do this just by following the video as long as the screws will come loose. Also buy new screws to replace the old ones. In short, it was a snap!!!!

I removed the burned out element, took the part number off of it and placed an order with you for the part. I received the Bake Element in 3 days and it took me 5 minutes to install it! The same Bake Element was 3 times the price at Home Depot!!!!! I cant thank you enough :)

I could not get a lens cover due to the fact ge does not make any more since the appliance is an older model. Thanks to part select they had the part which I badly needed. It was easy to installed. Thanks again part select.

I did not do it, I instead had my neighbor put the gasket around the light lens cover and replace it. He considers himself a handy man, so it was easy for him.

Resaearched the parts needed and found PART SELECT--all matched up and ordered the parts. Parts arrived as advertised and I completed the repair in about 10 minutes

I turned the electricity off, removed the oven racks. Used the appropriate size socket to remove the two retaining screws holding the element in place. Then gently pulled the element out a couple of inches, pulled off the wires off each contact. Then put the new element on reversing the process.

Smooth and quick. Fit perfectly.

My husband just unscrewed the old element, pulled it out. Then he connected the new up, screwed it in place, turned on the oven and thank goodness it worked. The oven is over 16 years old and I was thrilled to find your site with the bake element picture on a graph which allowed me to measure the angles to see if it would fit. That was a great help.