GE Stove/Range/Oven/Cooktop Heating Elements - Page 5

Heats the cooking surface on your cooktop when activated by the controls.

Heats cookware on your stove by providing a consistent source of heat.

Heats cookware placed on the cooktop when activated.

Heats the oven by producing high temperatures when electrical current passes through it.

Heats the oven by providing the necessary electrical resistance to generate heat.

Heats the oven for broiling by generating high temperatures when activated.

Heats the oven by converting electrical energy into heat when activated.

Heats the oven from the top during the broil setting by generating intense heat when activated.

Heats the oven by providing the necessary element for baking.

Heats the oven by converting electrical energy into heat when activated.

Heats the oven's broiler section when activated.

Heats the oven by producing heat when the appliance is in bake mode.

Heats the oven by generating thermal energy when activated.

Heats the oven by radiating heat from the lower part when activated.

Heats the top of your oven when the broil function is activated.

Heats the oven during the broiling cycle by generating intense heat from above.

Heats the oven by converting electrical energy into heat through its coiled element.

Heats the oven by generating and distributing heat when activated.

Heats the oven by providing 240 volts and 2000 watts of power through .250" male terminal push-in connections.

Heats the interior of your wall oven during baking cycles by converting electrical energy into heat.

Heats the oven by producing radiant heat when connected to the electrical supply.

Heats the oven by converting electrical energy into heat when activated.

Heats the upper section of your oven for baking and cooking.

Heats the oven by providing consistent thermal energy when activated.