Installation of this part shows an electrical snap on connector. Part shown does not appear to have a connector. How do you connect to oven connector?
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Hello, Thank you for your question! With this replacement, that Molex connector will no longer be needed. You will need to cut the connector of of the other end, strip the wires and wire nut them together with the wire nuts included in the box. Please let us know if you have any other questions along the way! Thank you!
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What I did to find the one for my GE oven, was to go to the factory website (Hotpoint, in your case) and locate the specific item needed. Then search on Amazon for the same part by the Hotpoint part number. Saved myself about $85 by doing that. Good luck!
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The connection is one of those pullback snap-in type connectors. So when you put the bit in you have to pull out the little collar to get it to snap-in. If yours is broken, return it and by mine. -mr_drew
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I ordered the part, I had someone else install it. And it has been working well. The person is an IT. Sorry I was not able to be of more assistance :-(
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No there is no electrical connection. You have to put it on a gas stove burner
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There should be an electrical cord that runs the heating element. I can't see it in the picture. On my unit the rod that supports the heating element is aluminum and the grate is stainless steel. None can be seen in the picture.
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I haven't done that yet, but in the instruction sheet you will find 'how to' depending on your make & model. On mine, the procedure is to remove a connector & cut a wire.
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I simply crimped and soldered it back together. The factory connection is only a crimp so i recommend soldering the connectors as soon as you a new unit. It will conduct the electricity better (doesn't heat up) and will not pull out as easily.
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This should get you to the right part. http://help.weber.com/schematics/#serial-number
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Go to the GE site and lookup replacement parts for your oven. When you have the part number come back and buy the tray here. It's less costly. Ya gotta do some research on your own here to ensure you get the right item.
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It is wired for 220v (equivalent to 230v) And since it is built in you probably want to wire into a circuit. A plug would have to be installed and probably isn't practical If there is an existing oven you are replacing the existing wires could be reused
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Hi Donna, Please tell me what part do you need so I can ask the importer. If you can not describe the part, just send the me the picture, we will go from there. Best regard, Henry
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From what I could find, you may need the WB44T10011 model (http://www.amazon.com/GE-WB44T10011-Electric-Oven-Element/dp/B003BIGDEA/ref=pd_cp_hi_0) instead of the WB44T10018 one (even less expensive). You may also want to look at http://www.appliancepartspros.com/search.aspx?model=jbp66bbwh - that site may help verify what you need. Hope this helps.
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Hello Frank, The connector doesn't click in place, but the fit is usually snug. If you still see metal when you connect it, go ahead and wrap it in electrical tape. Nathaniel www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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There is a little covered box on the side with wires inside. Just remove the cover and insert your wires, connect and recover. In my application I used armoured cable and a connectore for the hole. The unit I purchased was identical to the one it replaced.
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Check the parts list on said oven first. If you see components listed therein such as fissile rods, deuterated water, and nuclear thermocouples, then yes, this will work just fine with said oven. Cheers.
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It should have come with one, apparently this part is missing. I'd contact the vendor for another one. Bill