JHP75G*02 General Electric Microwave Oven Combo - Instructions

I removed the original element with socket set (two hex nuts). I removed the element and face plate, reversing the steps when installing the new element. It was simple.

I noticed two screws held the heating element in place. I removed the screws. Pulled the heating element out a few inches. Removed the two additional screws which held the two wires on.

To install the new element, I used the two new screws that came with the element to attach the wires to the element. Insert the element into position and attached the element to the rear wall with the two screws which were first removed.

turned off the electric at the breaker box.
removed the door, and racks. unscrewed two bolts, pulled out and unscrewed the leads. reattached the leads, and pushed in and reattached the element.
put the racks and door back on. turned on the electric and then tested the oven. easy!!

Unplugged oven. Removed the two screws from inside the oven that secured element to the back. I then removed the protective cover for the plug from behind the oven-three screws. Disconnected the element from the electrical wires, removed and replaced the element. And reassembled the cover and all the screws in reverse order. Plugged it in. Presto, 5 mins and works great.

I was very pleased with all the follow up from the time of order until the arrival of the heating element. I have never had the personal communication as I did with your company. The part was ordered on Dec. 26th and arrived on Dec. 29th. Due to the holiday schedule, I did not expect arrival until weeks end. My neighbor installed the heating unit for me and it is doing just fine.

Thank you for the excellent service.

Sherry Shelton

Remove two screws that secure the plate to the oven wall. Pull element out about 6 inches, then remove two screws that attach the element to power lines. Reverse for installation. Very easy.

Parts arrived quickly and install was easy as removing two screws and removing the broken burner. Installed the new and I was done!

The old part was easily removed with a nut driver, and the new element went right in with a nut driver and screwdriver.

Simply removed the old part and istalled the new one with 2 nuts and 2 screws. It helps to know what the problem is. That comes with life experience.

Replaced old bake element with new one. 4 small screws/nuts. From order to fix was 3 days. My wife was impressed.

Went on line to find the part number and ordered the part. It came in the mail two days later and I installed in about five minutes.

Very easy to replace. Oven works like new again. If you have even the most basic visual and mechanical ability, you will be fine to do this on your own. Total repair time for me was less than 5 minutes. The part was an exact fit!

Took the old one out, measured it, ordered the appropriate size, intalled the new one.

Removed 2 screws that hold the element in place. I then pulled the element out 3-4 inches and noticed 3 wires attached. (had expected 2). Disconeccted the 3 wires and renoved old element.. Reversed process with new element, and reattached wires as I found them. Inserted element and inserted holding screws for new element. Ran through self-cleaning cycle. Works great. A written warning about the wires in the box would have been comforting.

Repair was super easy - read the other stories posted. They give more than adequate instruction.

Amazingly helpful website. Found the part, instructions to install, and able to order in less than 20 minutes!