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ZDP30N4D2SS
ZDP30N4D2SS General Electric Range - Overview
Sections of the ZDP30N4D2SS
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Burner Knob
PartSelect #: PS249055
Manufacturer #: WB3X5865
Sold Individually. This black knob accepts a D-shaped shaft.
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Simmer Tube Cap
PartSelect #: PS244675
Manufacturer #: WB32X10010
This part goes on top of the simmer burner cap and burner ring which goes on the burner base.
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Spark Electrode Clip - Package of 2
PartSelect #: PS243283
Manufacturer #: WB2X8599
This includes two clips.
$33.14
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Range Oven Door Hinge
PartSelect #: PS231025
Manufacturer #: WB10X5226
This is a hinge for your range. It aids in opening and closing your oven door. The hinge attaches to the left or right side of the oven in order to control the degree to which the door opens. It also ...
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NUT HEX 10-24 KEPS Stainless Steel (1
PartSelect #: PS222399
Manufacturer #: WB01X10057
$49.25
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Outer heating element shorted out, likely due to age and damage from lower rack changing heights over 10 year period of use.
Turned off breaker at electrical panel. Confirmed power to stove was off with multimeter, as I couldn't pull stove out to unplug it without significant hardwood floor protection in place and extra equipment to "slide" the stove out. Removed all racks. Cleaned the inside of the stove. Unscrewed the two screws holding the element to the bac
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k wall and pulled the element out from the back wall, revealing the wiring connections. Held the wire on one side with needle nose pliers and slid the element from the wire retaining clip. Attached the new element on that side to the wire retaining clip. Held the wire on the other side with needle nose pliers and removed the other wire retaining clip. Pulled out the old element and placed it on the floor. Installed the other end of the new element into the wire retaining clip. Confirmed they were both securely attached, crimped down a bit on each retaining clip for good measure and pushed the element and wire ends back into the stove body. Installed the two screws and re-installed the racks. Turned on the breaker at the electrical panel. Confirmed that the lights, igniters and over all worked. Done. 15 minutes. Took just as long getting out the tools, turning things off and on and returning tools to the garage than it did to replace the element. Fun part was finding the model number, finding the web site to purchase the element, and waiting a week to get it. But really easy and the stove works again.
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Parts Used:
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Tom E. from SANTA CRUZ, CA
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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