





The bake element has burned out and no longer converts electricity to heat, leaving the oven cold during bake cycles while the broil element may still function normally.
A partially failed or degraded element heats inconsistently, producing hot spots and cold zones that cause food to cook unevenly or remain undercooked on the bottom.
The element has developed an internal short and arcs at one spot, posing a safety hazard. Disconnect power immediately and replace the element before resuming use.
A functional bake element glows red during operation. If it remains dark while bake mode is active, the element has lost continuity and must be replaced.
💡 Pro Tip: Is Your Bake Element the Problem?
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Oven runs but produces little or no heat during bake cycles
⚠️ Element does not glow red when set to Bake — but broil still works
⚠️ Visible blistering, burn holes, cracks, or arc marks on the element surface
⚠️ Food undercooked on the bottom or oven temperature consistently below set point
🔍 Diagnosis tip: Set a multimeter to resistance (Ω) mode and probe both terminals of the unplugged element. A healthy WB44T10011 reads approximately 17–18 Ω. An open reading (OL / ∞) confirms the element has burned out and needs replacement.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× WB44T10011 Oven Bake Heating Element (3,410W / 240V, push-on terminals, approx. 18" W × 16.5" D)
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