How To Replace GE Top Burner Receptacle Kit WB2X228 & Surface Element WB30M2

[@kuthumi]

Excellently done! Thank you very clear instructions, really appreciate the detail. Thank you. God Bless you and yours.

[@MyLuckyBamboo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@garyyost3464]

You made my job a lot easier. Good video! Thanks for the time and video.

[@MyLuckyBamboo]

Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!

[@lolatrejo466]

Thank you for this great video!

[@MyLuckyBamboo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gennaro4941]

Thank you for video

[@MyLuckyBamboo]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@yir9383]

Great! 😊

[@MyLuckyBamboo]

Thanks! 😊

[@Telephonebill51]

The reason these fail is a)the "plug" loop part of the element IS the actual END of the element. It gets insanely hot, And b) The plug body (apparently ALL of them now) are made of Bakelite and all come from China. This is even so on the OEM part bags. Bakelite(phenolformaldehyde) is over a hundred years old and isn't heat-proof, but is so for a few years, depending. Nonetheless, they're NOT going to make this simple plastic block of ANY of the high-temp plastics available. Not when they sell this so so many people. Since they mineral-fill Bakelite to improve various mechanical properties, it's likely the Chinese's fucking around with the mix is the reason for different batches lasting different amounts of time. I'm replacing one that's five years old. The one before that lasted fifteen.

[@MyLuckyBamboo]

Totally agreed!

[@bobbybhathal5015]

It is better not to have aluminum foil as shown in the video under the element. May be the reason to short /burn the receptacle. just my opinion.

[@MyLuckyBamboo]

Thanks!