GE Oven Bake Element (wb44×200)

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Wed, Dec 6, 2006

One of the few reasons why your GE oven isn’t heating could be because of the bake element. There’s a couple of ways to check. I would first look at the bake element to see if there are any burn marks. If there are, you probably need a new bake element. The other way is to check for continuity using an ohmmeter. If the ohmmeter tests for no resistance, the bake element is bad.

This bake element can be used on some GE and Hotpoint ovens. Size: width: 13-1/4″, length: 16-3/4″, spacing between the terminals: 1-1/4″. Made by GE. Part Number: wb44×200.

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