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Surface element receptacle with wires, wire nuts, and heat-shrink tubing

Surface element receptacle & wire kit

Stove top heating element terminal block kit (receptacle). If the heating element operates intermittently then this terminal block or the elements terminals are likely corroded and both will likely need to be replaced.

The GE Appliances Element Receptacle and Wire Kit connects the wire harness to the surface element and is also known as the Terminal Block Kit. It is important to disconnect the appliance from all utilities before installation.

Surface element receptacle with wires, wire nuts, and heat-shrink tubing

Surface element terminal block and harness assembly

Wiring harness w/recepticals for surface elements

Element Receptacle And Wire Kit

The Genuine OEM GE Appliances Element Receptacle and Wire Kit WB17X5113 connects the wire harness to the surface element in various compatible models. It is recommended to disconnect the appliance from all utilities prior to installation.

Surface element receptacle and wire assembly

Terminal block assembly, surface element

Surface element receptacle and wire assembly
Repair Clinic offers genuine OEM Kenmore oven parts, ensuring each element receptacle and wire kit fits perfectly with your oven model. These replacement parts are essential for maintaining the manufacturer's warranty and enhancing the performance of your appliance. Our extensive selection of Kenmore oven parts guarantees a precise fit, helping you tackle common problems such as a non-functional electric burner. If your stove burner isn't working, it could be due to a faulty connection or damaged receptacle. Replacing the element receptacle and wire kit can resolve this issue efficiently. Explore our replacement parts online to find the right fit for your oven and keep it running smoothly. Repair Clinic's commitment to quality and expertise empowers DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike to perform essential repairs with confidence.
Learn how to effectively replace your Kenmore range, stove, or oven element receptacle and wire kit with these helpful FAQs. Whether you are a homeowner or a professional technician, these insights can help you maintain your appliance in optimal condition.
If your oven element is not heating properly or there are visible signs of damage such as burn marks or corrosion on the receptacle, it may need replacement. Checking the continuity of the element with a multimeter can also help identify issues.
First, ensure the appliance is unplugged. Remove the element, unscrew the receptacle, and disconnect the wires. Connect the new wire kit, secure the new receptacle, and reinstall the element. Always consult the appliance's manual for specific instructions.
Common issues include the element not heating, which can be resolved by replacing a faulty receptacle or wire. Another issue is uneven cooking, often fixed by checking the element's connection for secure attachment. If the element itself is damaged, consider replacing it.
For more appliance parts and repair solutions, visit our Appliance Replacement Parts page or explore Range Stove Oven Heating Element Parts for related components.


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Finding the model number of your oven is crucial for sourcing the right replacement parts, such as an element receptacle and wire kit. Typically, the model number is located on a label inside the oven door frame, behind the storage drawer, or on the back panel. Once you have the model number, you can easily purchase the correct parts online. For instance, if your oven's element receptacle is malfunctioning, simply enter the model number to find the exact fit. This ensures efficient oven repairs and longevity. Explore the ease of ordering oven parts online with features like model/part number lookup and a price match guarantee. For related components, consider checking out Range-Stove-Oven Panel Parts to maintain your appliance's performance. Common issues such as a faulty heating element or incorrect wiring can often be resolved by replacing these parts, helping both homeowners and professionals maintain their ovens efficiently.
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