Glass Top Element Replacing/G.E Stove

Replacing the glass top burner on a GE stove can be done with a few simple steps. Here's a general guide on how to replace the glass top burner:
Ensure safety: Before starting any repair work, make sure to unplug the stove from the power source to avoid any electrical accidents.
Remove the damaged burner: Lift the damaged glass top burner off the stove. Most burners are attached with a series of screws or brackets located underneath the glass top. Unscrew or detach these brackets to release the burner.
Disconnect the wiring: Carefully detach the electrical connections between the burner and the stove. Usually, there will be a quick-release connector or wire harness that can be disconnected by hand. Gently pull the wires apart or depress the release tabs to separate the wiring.
Install the new burner: Take the new glass top burner and align it with the designated area on the stove. Make sure it sits evenly and securely. Reconnect the electrical wiring using the quick-release connector or wire harness.
Secure the new burner: If the burner is secured with screws or brackets, use them to fix the burner in place. Tighten the screws or reattach the brackets to ensure the burner is stable and won't move during use.
Test the burner: Plug the stove back into the power source and test the newly installed burner. Turn it on and ensure that it heats up properly.
Clean the glass top: Before using the stove, clean the glass top surface with a recommended cleaner to remove any fingerprints or smudges.
Please note that the exact steps may vary depending on the model and design of your GE stove. It's always recommended to consult the stove's user manual or contact GE customer support for specific instructions related to your particular model.
Chapters
00:00 Stove top removal
01:18 Undoing wiring for top
02:07 Removing element from glass top
05:51 Putting top back on stove
07:20 Thanks for watching

[@Thomasappliance]

Having a burner on your stove not working can be a real pain, Hopefully the video will guide you through, so you can get your stove up and going again. Thanks for watching!!

[@fredsmith6544]

Greg, thanks for this video - a lifesaver since my replacement top came with zero instructions. Your tips saved me lots of frustration. Taking a picture first is simple but priceless when putting it back together.

[@Thomasappliance]

I'm glad it helped, thanks for watching!

[@nikkidonofrio1171]

Thanks Greg - that beats getting a new stove when that’s all that’s wrong!

[@Thomasappliance]

Thanks for watching nikkidonofrio, yes definitely a lot cheaper.

[@s.forsalwa8312]

I use same product in kitchen..the glass top is broke today..can I replace it?? From. Where i can get it?? I live in san antonio

[@Thomasappliance]

Oh no those are quite expensive, if you get me your model number I can look it up for you.