UPGRADED WB30T10130 12" Dual Haliant Surface Element Replacement for GE Stove, AP4344395 12"/9" Dual Radiant Surface Element, PS2321564 12 inch Burner Replace AH2321564 1474216

It came a day earlier, and it looks cleaner and better than the previous one. I use GE Ranges JSP42DN4CC, it can be installed and connected without problem, and it works fine! I only have used it for two days, so I don't know how long it can last. The original one and the first replacement element lasted about 6 years. When the red light for the element is always on, it's time to replace it.

Terminals on element matched the wires. Location of the terminals comparing old to new did change but if you let the terminal sizes guide you not a problem. I checked after installing that high, low #3 and off hot and off cold matched the other same size element, all settings matched. The left rear is the new one.

My burner's failure was interesting. The connection where the oven's cable connector meets the burner's spade terminal was disintegrated and charred. The neighboring connector's plastic was melted. The heating elements themselves appeared to be okay, but since one connector had evaporated, I decided to replace the unit.This item includes two spade adapters in case your oven's cables use different size quick connect terminals. I needed to use both adapters on my oven. The adapters fit snugly onto the burner itself, but the other end was very loose when the cable was plugged into it, like unusably loose. I needed to solder the cable to the adapter to make a secure connection. In the end it did work though. No more dead center ring of large burner.

GE slide-in range. Had problems controlling temp on front (3 ring) burner on JS750SF3SS. This review only applies to that unit and this burner. Made the mistake of changing out this burner when I should have changed out the controller (see separate review). Advice:1. If you have problems controlling the temperature of a burner and the burner is working (heating up), try changing out the controller first. It is MUCH CHEAPER AND MUCH EASIER to try this first instead of changing the burner.2. Make SURE you have the correct model number. Do your research on GE website. Find parts numbers, diagrams, and assembly views for your range. I even called them, got the correct part number and (higher) price.3. Don't necessarily rely on YouTube videos, unless the model is the SAME. They might look the same but taking it apart can be very different. Use the assembly diagrams for your range from GE. The videos showed a couple of screws and lift up the top....my unit was significantly different and much much more difficult. With respect to only my unit, I would not recommend changing this burner for an amateur DIY'er.4. On the flip side, do use the videos. Once you get into it there are a lot of similarities.5. Disconnect the power. Take your time. Disconnect the wires one at a time and make sure you reconnect the wires correctly. Take pictures if you doubt yourself. My situation required the use of the two included jumpers/adapters.Changed the burner after several hours of work. Burner worked fine, although still had the same problem. Switched out the controller and solved the problem.

I needed to replace the burner on my stove, and this one was a perfect fit. Super easy to install—just plug it in and it’s ready to go. It heats up fast and evenly, just like the original one did. I really appreciated how quick the shipping was too.

Perfect fit, easy to install, works like original equipment. My install needed the extra wire connector.

Packaged well, clear instructions, much cheaper than OEM. Fits perfect.

Works great. Easy to install.