Is this the entire heating element as pictured, or just the coiled wire part? Also is it a genuine part? thank you
316399
The whole piece came-- not just the coil. Also- the bag with the part in it had a label that said Samsung but I can not swear it was OEM.
1597144
I cant speak to the model number but for the several I have replaced, I could visibly see a broken or burnt section of the heating coil you see in the picture once you remove the old one.
2017321
NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was expecting. NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was... » Read More NOT exactly..the picture shows just the copper wire..there is actually another wire that runs along side it AND another one farther down. ALSO ours came with some sort of stabilizing gizmo (metal bracket) that seems to keep the heater more stable on the tank. Ummm...it makes it even more difficult for me (long fingernails etc) to change out the tanks. It's still fairly simple looking compared to two others we have purchased in the past 6 months (one was returned to store because we had it less than 2 months..thermocouple(?) went bad). Mine is definitely not as simple looking as what I was expecting. « Show Less
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Yes, its all self contained. I haven't had any trouble with mine. The old one had the rectifier outside. I had to cut and splice the wires, I think because of the plug. While you are at it, replace the 4 rubber parts, called bushings maybe. Its a tight fit, you'll have to work at it, adjusting hoses
600943
why do you need an instruction booklet ? The problem is simple : when the heating element is worn out, you cannot replace it. And this element does not last long. It is planned obsolescence. My only advice would be : don't buy it. ms ms
953479
Everything you need is included. Just remove the existing coil and drop this in and you are good to go.
1147290
Picture is deceiving. It is all preassembled. It's actually a coil/over shock. Direct bolt in with instructions
1647380
If I remember correctly, the end that the plug goes into pulls completely off, and you see the very thin heating element, that's the part you run into your safe or cabinet. Then you just pop the whole thing back together. Easy to install.
2221040
It is a wire for wire replacement. However mine failed after about 10 days ( on off on off.....). It would have burned ac motor out if I hadn't been there. I have modified a home programmable control. Better temperature control and can be programed. Only down side so far is control runs its backup batteries as the control voltage supplied to the thermostat from the ac/heater is not compatible with the programmable control. See http://www.modmyrv.com/2008/07/14/rv-digital-thermostat for an example of this mod.
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There is not one listed on Amazon, but I have found the manufacturer's listing on aliexpress.com for the item, and in the listing it gives an email address to email if you want to purchase just the heating element. The manufacturer is Fujian Auplex Appliance Co.
1630952
I apologize, this is not the correct element listed for your model number. The heating element listed for your model is Whirlpool part # 8544771.
1931234
No it is not. It does not have a coil of copper wire in the bottom. It is completely stainless steel, and I am very pleased with it. That is a benefit of stainless steel, it heats rapidly so a lower temperature can be used while cooking and stainless will will hold the heat.
1551712
If your talking about the curly wires as shown in the picture, those are the heating elements and those are built into the heating element...all external wires are plugged from the dryer to the element. Vey easy to install, don't remove the old one until the new one goes on...makes it easier to install! Hope this helps!
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I own this product and use it daily and it works great. Concealed heating element could very we'll be the heating coils inside the pitcher or were the base connex inside the pitcher handle. I really hope that helps. I know most of the time manufacturs item descriptions are not the easiest to understand
1265423
The metal tag on the heating element says that it was made in China. I don't know about the rest of the components.
1643445
It may be genuine moen part, but it did not look like new. The package was open. I never used it. I bought the new one from the local hardware store. This is only time I was not satisfied with Amazon.
1352454
It is a genuine Sony part. I have one and I love it. It works great and the price is unbeatable. It's not one of those Sony look alike chargers. You won't be disappointed.