WPW10260252 Whirlpool Broil Element
Genuine OEM NEW Part WPW10260252
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Whirlpool
MFG Number
WPW10260252
Manufactured BY:
Whirlpool
Part number WPW10260252 replaces: AP6018080, 2310640, AH11751382, EA11751382, PS11751382, W10260252, EAP11751382.
Special Price
$70.99
Regular Price
$127.99
(45% off)
The Broil Element is a genuine OEM replacement part designed for Whirlpool electric ranges, compatible with various brands including Maytag, Jenn-Air, and some Kenmore models. This element plays a crucial role in heating the oven's interior and its broil burners, facilitating a range of cooking functions such as baking, roasting, and broiling.
Whirlpool manufactures this component not only for its own appliances but also for brands like Amana, KitchenAid, Magic Chef, Roper, Admiral, and for products sold under Sears-Kenmore and Ikea.
The deterioration of a broil element can result from several factors. Common issues include physical damage like cracks, mineral deposits that block heat transfer, or problems with the thermal cutoff switch components.
When a broil element is failing, several signs may be evident:
- The oven may heat poorly or unevenly.
- Burners might not ignite properly or may fail to stay lit during broiling.
- Frequent blowing of thermal cutoffs or fuses.
- Noticeable smoke or burning odors emanating from the oven.
- Difficulty in preheating the oven to the set temperature.
Identifying and addressing these symptoms promptly can help maintain the oven's functionality and efficiency.
Whirlpool manufactures this component not only for its own appliances but also for brands like Amana, KitchenAid, Magic Chef, Roper, Admiral, and for products sold under Sears-Kenmore and Ikea.
The deterioration of a broil element can result from several factors. Common issues include physical damage like cracks, mineral deposits that block heat transfer, or problems with the thermal cutoff switch components.
When a broil element is failing, several signs may be evident:
- The oven may heat poorly or unevenly.
- Burners might not ignite properly or may fail to stay lit during broiling.
- Frequent blowing of thermal cutoffs or fuses.
- Noticeable smoke or burning odors emanating from the oven.
- Difficulty in preheating the oven to the set temperature.
Identifying and addressing these symptoms promptly can help maintain the oven's functionality and efficiency.
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