can I replace one of the heating elements?.. bottom elements no longer working
1492790
Jim, Don't really know as after my second Frigidaire died I returned both and bought a Breville. Have not had any problems with it. Try contacting Frigidaire. Good luck
1492791
Not readily! Mine also went "cold" and calling direct was of no help! They advised I call a local professional Svc - but to no avail. And you can't order the part, has to be replaced by a Svc person. So my sits idly in the basement as a paper stand! And my digital control loss some functionality. Too much tech in our products rising to too much costly breakdowns. I vowed never to get a convection microwave oven again cuz of the heating element issues (glass tubes with no protective shields/screens). Toaster ovens with metal elements do much better, easier to clean & lasts way longer (went back to using our old Oster t/oven not the prettiest condition but it works fine!) hope this non-solution helps u! Good luck!
1701771
Yes, same experience with the interior element not heating. We returned ours.
1438062
How long have you had it? If you are still inside the return window, that is what I suggest. I had two heating elements go out within about 6 hours of work. Returned it and got a Hakko. No regrets.
2112052
I understand they are out of business. I would suggest eBay or goggle parts for iHeater. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1153840
Our 6 year old unit stopped heating on the bottom only (the top still heated fine). No repair shops in my area would even look at it, so I decided to open it up. I removed the 5 small phillips-head screws which secured the bottom plate, and when I lifted it up, discovered that one of the leads to the heating element had come loose. I crimped it back into place with pliers, screwed the plate back in place, and it now works fine. While I had it open, I also cleaned out a fair amount of grease which had somehow gotten underneath the metal heating plate. My only caution is to be careful not to lose the tiny washers which sit underneath the plate where the screws go. Our 6 year old unit stopped heating on the bottom only (the top still heated fine). No repair shops in my area would even look at it, so I decided to open it up. I removed the 5 small phillips-head screws which secured the bottom plate, and when I lifted it up, discovered that one of the leads to the heating element had come loose. I crimped it back into place with pliers, screwed the plate back in place, and it now works fine. While I had it open, I also cleaned out a fair amount of grease which had somehow gotten underneath the metal heating plate. My only caution is to be careful not to... » Read More Our 6 year old unit stopped heating on the bottom only (the top still heated fine). No repair shops in my area would even look at it, so I decided to open it up. I removed the 5 small phillips-head screws which secured the bottom plate, and when I lifted it up, discovered that one of the leads to the heating element had come loose. I crimped it back into place with pliers, screwed the plate back in place, and it now works fine. While I had it open, I also cleaned out a fair amount of grease which had somehow gotten underneath the metal heating plate. My only caution is to be careful not to lose the tiny washers which sit underneath the plate where the screws go. « Show Less
704226
I still have it so can measure it, but the heating element already blew out less than two months after purchase so if I were you, I'd look at another model.
948478
tefal offers NO REPLACENT for the heating element,other than buying a new griddle! Id seriously think about choosing tefal electric griddle CB540852 !
322577
Not likely, I've had 2 of these do the same thing, either the heating element went out or the sensor that detects that there is water in the unit is bad, either way the repair part required would probably be to expensive to replace, so enjoy you nice big oversized toaster.
1556251
I found the information I needed by going to the GE website and searching in their archives. I had the same symptoms and after ordering and replacing I found the old burner had a 'blow out' in the coil preventing a complete circuit. It wasn't hard to replace, on my stove I had to open the oven door and undo a couple of screws on the stovetop lip and raise it like a car hood. I would recommend taking pictures of the old unit showing the screw locations and wire locations as this makes it easier to replace everything. The replacement part mounting hole number were off but thanks to the picture I replaced it in same location.
705359
I do not think that there is anything you can do but replace it; however, our house cleaner pointed out that the element is very close to the surface where it connects and she suggested propping up the element so the distance is greater because anything that connects the element to the inside of the stove will burn off the end of the element.
783854
Try to keep the temp at number 2 1/2 and 3. Is the bottom heating rod working?
1275440
When the old Meco 9325 temperature control section failed after 3 years of heavy use, I discarded the entire grill and bought a new one. I didn't know a one-piece element/control replacement was available, but I wouldn't have gone that way.
128243
I did try to fix the heating element on one, but found it cheaper and easier to replace the Stick.
694404
The station should have come with another replacement heating element. I would first try replacing your old heating element to see if that fixes the iron. Also make sure the tip is clean and tight in the iron. I would also change the tip out with one of the other you got with the station just to see if that makes a difference. I have had mine for two years, use it about once a week and it's still working well. Hope this was helpful to you.
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
1121941
No, Nancy. I too am just a customer that purchased the heater. I would suggest you contact your nearest hardware store or heating technician.Sorry.
570875
Hi Anna, my GE Model is JBP64SOH2SS..IM not sure it would fit yours but thought if you could find mine as compatible then yours should be too. In the end I typed my model/make and "heating element" and then a couple came up and I looked for one shaped like mine. The bottom element is actually the "baking element".