This item came up in my search for "8268559" heating element for a Kitchenaid KUDI01TJBL0.I don't see why the search brought it up but it looks right
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Maybe it's just a difrant part # ? That's how mine was I would google it to make sure.
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Check the part at appliance.com. If part is correct Amazon is usually cheaper because of shipping
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I can't answer the question but if you put you model number and search for the part at Appliance Doctor or Parts Direct you can probably find a match as well as an exact replacement part number.
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There should be a number on your wisk. Match that up yo the one you need. Or the model of your Kitchenaid. Mine is "Classic" and wisk is "70". Hope that helps.
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NO you need part#5304464116 just put that # in the search bar and it should come up.
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You need to check your stoves model number and search for the part you need
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It looks the same as the replacement for the KM611850 but could be different. The replacement for the KM611850 is available on smallappliances.com and the part # is ss-200535 for $19.95. Much cheaper than mine was.
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Bridgette I am no expert nor am I a technician, I looked your model up on Repair Clinic, repairclinic.com and it shows this part number 316075104 for your bake element. You need to research that since most parts companies will not allow returns or refunds on electrical parts Debby Couture
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Depending on the supplier, prices differ, just make sure it is a kitchen-aid product item and not a knock-off. Also make sure you order the right item for Your mixer,turn the mixer upside down and you will find the serial #
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This element might not fit perfectly to all models made by Whirlpool. My best suggestion is that, if your stove has an oven, open the door & look at the bottom panel, usually that is where you will find the model number & other info. If you find it and can message back, I could try to give you a better an accurate answer. Hope you can find the model.
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per the repair PDF it is part # W10482848. the pdf being at http://www.kitchenaid.com/digitalassets/MLPDF/Repair%20Part%20List%20-%20W10531142.pdf amazon has it on
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If you are trying to find the right bowl for your mixer, get the exact model number from the sticker on the bottom of the mixer and call the KitchenAid service number. There are confusing part numbers, and this is the only sure way to get it right. They are helpful and will know for sure which bowl is right.
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Yes - we have the same thing. As long as you search for your kitchenaid serial number, use the replacement whirlpool that comes back. Good luck with the replacement process.
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Hi, My suggestion would be to Email KitchenAide if you can't find an 800 phone number. I don't have a current phone number to give you, but they have been very helpful in the past. A local store, selling this line might be of great help.
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I bought the element for a specific Whirlpool model range. I don't know what other models this element is compatible with. Sorry I can't help.
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Thanks for your response. My model # is 917.275760 so I believe the correct part # should be 178138.
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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.