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JKP26002WH General Electric Range - Overview

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Bake Element - 220V  2300W – Part Number: WB44X5082
$52.67
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Bake Element - 220V 2300W
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Part #WB44X5082
This bake element goes in the bottom of your range and is 220 volts and 2300 watts. This closed hinged style element with screw-in terminals measures at 15-1/4 inches long and 18-1/4 inches wide. The bottom bake element provides heat for baking. Tools you will need for this repair include pliers, screwdrivers, and an adjustable wrench. Before you begin this installation, remember to shut off the house circuit breaker or unplug your range. For safety purposes we also recommend wearing work gloves.
Bake Element - 240V – Part Number: WB44X200
$47.40
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Bake Element - 240V
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This is a 240 volt bake element for your oven or range. The kit comes with two installation screws and the element. The element functions by supplying heat from the bottom of the oven to bake or cook your food. You may need to replace the bake element if your oven is not heating properly. This is a black metal part (Width 13 inches, length 16.5 inches, depth 1-1/2 inches ) which can be installed onto your range with a screwdriver. Installation is rated as "medium" difficulty. This element is the part that heats to allow cooking, and if broken or missing you'll be unable to cook. This part attaches to the lower section of the range. Refer to your model number and user manual to ensure this part is right for you. Each screw gets screwed into each wire terminal with a Phillips screw driver. Hold the wires forward to make sure the wires do not fall back through the rear of the oven. Unplug your appliance or shut off your circuit breaker to the appliance before installing the new part.
Oven Door Gasket – Part Number: WB2X3138
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Oven Door Gasket
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Part #WB2X3138
This door gasket or seal is used in ranges and ovens. The rubber gasket creates a protective seal between the oven door and the opening of the oven. The function of this seal is to trap heat and prevent it from escaping when the oven door is closed. If your oven door gasket is ripped, damaged, or you find hot air is escaping from your oven, it is best to replace the gasket to solve the problem. Remember to unplug your appliance from the power source before installing this part. For installation instructions, refer to the manual provided by the manufacturer.
Gasket – Part Number: WB2X2058
$111.62
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Gasket
Part #WB2X2058
This genuine OEM oven door gasket is designed to create a tight, heat-resistant seal between the oven door and the cooking cavity. By preventing heat from escaping, it helps maintain consistent cooking temperatures and supports efficient oven operation. Replacing a worn, torn, or damaged gasket can resolve issues such as heat loss, uneven cooking, or longer preheat times, restoring proper performance with a simple, direct-fit installation.
Self Cleaning Dual Range Thermostat – Part Number: WB21X5320
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Self Cleaning Dual Range Thermostat
Part #WB21X5320
You won't find an "off" position on this dual range thermostat because the "off" function of this thermostat is controlled by the selector switch. This thermostat operates on a range of 150 degrees to 550 degrees Fahrenheit, and is limited by your range's self cleaning temperature. Use it for your GE brand range or stove.
UNKNOWN – Part Number: WB24X5164
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KNOB OVEN – Part Number: WB3X465
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KNOB OVEN
Part #WB3X465
Selector Switch – Part Number: WB22X5123
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Selector Switch
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DISCONTINUED – Part Number: WB24X199
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Part #WB24X199
DISCONTINUED – Part Number: WB3X470
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DISCONTINUED – Part Number: WB24X108
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Replacment of the bake unit
615 of 630 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Beth from Matthews, NC
  • Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Nutdriver, Socket set
The hardest part was removing the old nuthead screws off the old bake burner. Once those were off installing the new bake element was simple. One screw in each wire terminal, two hex head screws to hold the unit in place. Works like a charm!
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element quit working
574 of 616 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Wilbur from Taylorville, IL
  • Really Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Screw drivers
Unhooked electrical wiring from unit and rehooked new unit to electrical wiring.
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Bottom heating element went out
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  • Michael from Saint Paris, OH
  • Really Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable)
This repair took between 15 and 30 minutes BUT ONLY because my 10 year old son did the repair. He couldn't wait for his father to come home from work. His only complaint was the tight fit to reach the back of the oven (he wanted to take the oven door off but I said no). He removed the 2 screws that held the element in place and then pu lled it from the oven until he could remove the screws that held the wires in place. He was concerned that a little of the insulation came out with the wires, but this was no issue. The new element hooked right up (we figured out that we had to use the 2 new screws for the wires because the old ones did not fit very well). We used the same 'old' screws to attach the element back to the oven. Plugged the oven back in and it works fine. My son was so proud and I didn't have to help any more than shining a flashlight for him.
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