- Will these fit my GE range?
- They are made for GE and Haier electric ranges that use the Ge68C bowl. Match your range's model number to the part before ordering, since bowl size varies by model.
- Are these genuine GE parts?
- Yes. They are sold as genuine GE Appliances replacement parts, not generic aftermarket bowls.
- How many bowls come in the pack?
- Four. That covers a standard four-burner cooktop in one order.
- Do I need tools to install them?
- No. Unplug the range or cut power at the breaker, lift out the coil and old bowl, then set the new bowl in place and refit the coil.
- Will they stop my burners from working?
- No. Drip bowls only catch spills and reflect heat. A burner that will not heat points to the element, socket or wiring, not the bowl.
- Can I clean them instead of replacing them?
- You can scrub them, but chrome that has discolored, blistered or rusted will not come back. Replacement is the usual fix once the finish breaks down.
- Where is the Drip/Baking Pan cheapest?
- At Laundry Owners Warehouse, for $15.65, 37% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Drip/Baking Pan?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Drip/Baking Pan?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including Laundry Owners Warehouse, The Home Depot, Appliance Parts Group, Midwest Appliance Parts, eBay.