General Electric Bake Element

The most common sign is that your oven isn't heating up at all or is heating very slowly. You can also visually inspect the element; if you see visible breaks, blistering, or burnt spots on the metal loop, it has likely failed and needs to be replaced.

This is a genuine OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) replacement part manufactured by GE. Using an OEM part ensures the correct fit, electrical specifications, and safety standards for your specific appliance.

This bake element, part number WB44T10056, is designed for specific GE ranges and ovens. To confirm compatibility, check your appliance's model number against the manufacturer's compatibility list or look for the part number on your existing element.

This is generally considered a straightforward DIY repair. You will typically only need a screwdriver to remove the mounting screws and disconnect the wire terminals, but always ensure the power to your range is completely turned off at the breaker before starting.

Manufacturers sometimes update part designs over time, so a new part may look slightly different from the original. As long as the part number matches your model's requirements and the mounting brackets align, it should function correctly.