Can I use a similar bake element if I can't find the exact match

GE Oven Won't Heat

http://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/How-To-Fix-A-Range-Stove-Oven/11-3-596655-/GE-Oven-won-t-heat-1J5021N1

The bake element is shown on the repair parts list. Looks like about $19

I found a website that helped, here are some model numbers that work for the GE element. ERB44X126 , Ch44x126-450546 these work for the 3000 watt 236 volts. hope this help.

Have 10 year old fridgidare elec.oven. Model no.FEF355ASE and both bake and broiler have stopped working have power and ohm's are good. Whats next ?

Unplug or turn off all power to the oven. With most ovens you can then unscrew the element from inside the cabinet with either a screwdriver or a 1/4 nut driver. carefully pull the element out with the wires attached and dont let the wires go back through the holes. Unplug or unscrew the wires from the old element and plug into or screw onto the new depending on the type of terminal. If it is a push on type terminal make sure the connection is tight, if they are not tight pull the terminal back off and tighten the gap with pliers and recconect. put it back together and you are done. If by chance the wires are not long enough you will need to pull the stove out, remove the back panel and make the connections from the back. Good luck, it is not hard.

remove heating element an check with ohm meter. pretty simple really.

ok jimmy not as bad as you think you access it through the oven cavity remove all the racks look for two screws on the bottom panel i believe they are at the front remove them then remove the bottom panel next you will see a lame spreader which is an angled plate remove it then you will see the burner bar at the back is the ignighter just match it with the new one

check the electrial connection at the back of the range, also check the breaker

get the model number and order the exact repacement bake element

I have a GE Spectra stove. The top element over heated and broke in half.