Oven/Stove/Range Heating Elements - Page 5

Heats the oven's broil feature by generating high temperatures.

Heats the six-inch surface burner on your cooktop with four turns and a metallic center medallion.

Transfers heat to the cooking surface on your cooktop.

Distributes gas to the oven burner for consistent heating.

Heats up when activated to cook food on an 8-inch burner on your cooktop.

Provides heat for the stove's cooking area with a power rating of 2500W and 240V.

Heats food on your stove through a six-inch diameter surface burner with four turns and looped terminal ends.

Heats up on your stove's cooktop using a 6-inch, 1250W, 3-turn coil design.

Heats the bottom of your wall oven when activated.

Regulates the power to the surface burner on your GE cooktop.

Distributes gas to produce a flame for cooking on your stove.

Heats the cooktop by providing radiant heat from beneath the ceramic glass surface.

Heats your cooktop by generating heat when activated.

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

Heats food from above in your electric range when activated.

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 lower section of your electric oven when activated.

Heats the oven from the bottom when activated.

Supplies heat to the cooking area on your stove.