Review on GE WB44T10010 Bake Element: Compatible with Ge, Hotpoint, and Rca Free Standing Ovens, Black - Buy Now! by Marc Burke

I have an old stove, model number GE JBP64BH3WH. One day my wife was baking cookies and 20 minutes later when she pulled it out of the oven we found it wasn't even baked! This is because the old heating element literally broke in two. I thought, SUPER, I need to buy a new oven. But luckily I found the model number on Google, found the part number for this item and checked out Revain. It's by far the cheapest place to buy. It arrived in a nicely packaged box and installation was easy. There are two screws holding the old element in place. Use a socket wrench, some vices or something similar and they'll come out easily. Once they're out, gently pull out the old element until you see the connected wires. There are small crimp connectors in there. It may require some force to slide the connectors off the old element. Just don't accidentally strip the wires. Insert the new item, snap on the connectors, carefully replace and tighten the screws and you're back in business. I preheated mine for a while to make sure it worked. brilliant! Great price to fix an old stove. THANK YOU SO MUCH!