Review on GE WB44X173 Broil Element: Efficient Black Appliance Accessory for Enhanced Cooking Performance by Emmanuel Chouinard

I had to modify the bracket, buy new mounting holes to drill and cut a hole for the temperature sensor. I also had to change the wiring in the oven itself, except for new screws on the terminals. For me, as an experienced electronics engineer, it was easy. After that, the installation was easy, as they say. The bracket cannot be removed from the old one. Although my oven is over 10 years old, such modifications are common when replacing parts, even if the GE (Haier) part number matches. Everything changes with time, and for a while this happens. I also had to change the front and rear suspension from the old to the new. So you need to bend some light metal, just do it slowly.