fltcoils
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I enjoy using my Hotpoint range.
I recently learned it's design family is the "Total Clean" ranges from Hotpoint and GE. The oven has Teflon panels on the left and right which are removable, and an enamel panel on the floor which is also removable. The burner controls are not multiple buttons but the newer continuous adjustment knob which modulate burner current on/off based on an internal heater which heats a bimetal in the control.
I learned some useful things recently while searching for burners which I hope may save someone else trouble. The "catalog" number 107RB656J on the data plate is translated model number RB656J. Advertisements for similar models such as RB651 can be seen if you internet search "total clean range".
The burners are referred to as high lift hinged calrod burners. The 8 inch burners are dual element where as the 6 inch burners are single element. Since it is controlled by a single two wire controller the dual elements are wired in parallel so for replacement you can use either dual or single if they are available. At this time only the dual element is available for the six-inch.
8" burner WB30X341
6" burner WB30X342
I hope this helps somebody, I enjoy my range and certainly hope others can also keep theirs going.
I recently learned it's design family is the "Total Clean" ranges from Hotpoint and GE. The oven has Teflon panels on the left and right which are removable, and an enamel panel on the floor which is also removable. The burner controls are not multiple buttons but the newer continuous adjustment knob which modulate burner current on/off based on an internal heater which heats a bimetal in the control.
I learned some useful things recently while searching for burners which I hope may save someone else trouble. The "catalog" number 107RB656J on the data plate is translated model number RB656J. Advertisements for similar models such as RB651 can be seen if you internet search "total clean range".
The burners are referred to as high lift hinged calrod burners. The 8 inch burners are dual element where as the 6 inch burners are single element. Since it is controlled by a single two wire controller the dual elements are wired in parallel so for replacement you can use either dual or single if they are available. At this time only the dual element is available for the six-inch.
8" burner WB30X341
6" burner WB30X342
I hope this helps somebody, I enjoy my range and certainly hope others can also keep theirs going.
