Oven Bake Element for Whirlpool GE WP4334928, 4334928, WB44X237

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$24.95
Brand
ERP
Type
Regular
Oven Type
Combination Oven
Model
4334929
MPN
4334929
UPC
687927838598
condition
New
Oven Bake Element for Whirlpool GE WP4334929, WB44X237, WP4334756 B871

Oven Bake Element for Whirlpool GE WP4334928, 4334928, WB44X237

The oven bake element is a critical component in your oven, responsible for generating the heat needed for baking. Below are the specifics, troubleshooting tips, and installation instructions for the Whirlpool GE WP4334928, 4334928, and WB44X237 oven bake elements.

Specifications

  • Model Numbers: WP4334928, 4334928, WB44X237

  • Type: Bake Element

  • Material: Typically made of metal (steel or alloy) with a heating coil inside.

  • Voltage: 240V (standard for most residential ovens)

  • Wattage: Varies, but typically around 2000-4000 watts for standard ovens.

  • Compatibility: Designed for specific Whirlpool, GE, and other compatible oven models.

  • Shape: Usually a tubular, looped design that fits the back or bottom of the oven cavity.

Troubleshooting

If your oven is not heating properly, the bake element may be the issue. Here’s how to troubleshoot:

  1. Oven Not Heating:

    • Check if the bake element is glowing red when the oven is on. If it’s not, it may be faulty.

    • Inspect for visible damage, such as cracks, blisters, or breaks in the element.

  2. Uneven Baking:

    • If food is cooking unevenly, the bake element may be partially damaged or not distributing heat properly.

  3. Oven Overheating:

    • A faulty bake element can cause the oven to overheat. Check if the element is shorted or stuck in the "on" position.

  4. Error Codes:

    • Some ovens may display error codes (e.g., F2, F3) indicating a problem with the heating element.

  5. Testing the Element:

    • Use a multimeter to test for continuity. Disconnect the element and set the multimeter to the ohms setting. Place the probes on the terminals of the element. If the reading is infinite (no continuity), the element is faulty and needs replacement.

Installation Instructions

Replacing the bake element is a straightforward process. Follow these steps:

Tools Needed:

  • Screwdriver (Phillips or flathead, depending on your oven)

  • Nut driver or socket wrench (for some models)

  • Multimeter (for testing)

  • Replacement bake element (WP4334928, 4334928, or WB44X237)

Steps:

  1. Turn Off Power:

    • Unplug the oven or turn off the circuit breaker to ensure safety.

  2. Access the Bake Element:

    • Open the oven door and locate the bake element, usually at the bottom or back of the oven cavity.

  3. Remove the Old Element:

    • Unscrew the mounting screws or nuts holding the element in place.

    • Gently pull the element forward to access the wires connected to it.

    • Take a photo or note the wire connections for reference.

  4. Disconnect Wires:

    • Carefully remove the wires from the terminals. You may need to use a screwdriver to loosen the terminals.

  5. Install the New Element:

    • Connect the wires to the new element’s terminals, following the photo or notes you took earlier.

    • Secure the element in place with the mounting screws or nuts.

  6. Test the Installation:

    • Turn the power back on and set the oven to bake at 350°F (177°C). Check if the element glows red and heats up properly.

  7. Reassemble:

    • If everything works, close the oven door and ensure the element is securely installed.

Safety Tips

  • Always disconnect power before working on any electrical appliance.

  • Wear gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges inside the oven.

  • If you’re unsure about the installation, consult a professional technician.

By following these instructions, you can replace the bake element and restore your oven’s functionality. If the issue persists after replacement, there may be a problem with the oven’s wiring, control board, or thermostat.