Stanco 60555905 4 Pack Drip Bowl, GE/Hotpoint, Chrome

I am pleased with how well these fit my GE Spectra Electric Stove. It was replaced by GE Part #'s WB31T10010 (6") and The WB31T10011 (8') were much cheaper than ordering from GE and were also identical in appearance. you can see in the picture, the drip pans have a notch for the burner leg directly across from the hole that the burner plug goes through (after reading reviews before I ordered, I found that this may be a problem There is a high level of quality in these! This stove comes with much heavier pots than which came with the original one. It doesn't seem to be a problem for the burners to sit flat in the drip pans. This purchase was a very good buy for me and I love it After a few cleanings, my stove now looks like new!.

Damian LAW

| Jan 27, 2021

There are no problems fitting the small reflector bowls of Stanco reflectors, but not the large ones. It bumps up against the rim of the small reflector bowl because it is about 1/2 inch too wide. Leaving the large bowl on the flat surface of the This is a very disappointing experience, as it is clearly advertised as an exclusively HOTPOINT experience!.

Lionel Duncan

| Nov 10, 2020

A review of the Stanco 4 Pack GE/Hotpoint Electric Range Chrome drip pans is included here. It was quite a few years ago that I discovered drip pans on stove tops could only be cleaned for a short period before disintegrating. When I realized that you could actually purchase new ones to replace the old acrylic ones that have become see-through, I was delighted! Thankfully, my fingers have been much happier since then, and I've had the pleasure of replacing my drip pans quite a few times since then. In the past, I have bought drip pans at a supermarket, like Target, so that I could see the quality. I am not familiar with the brand in general (unless it is the brand of the stove, which are more costly will I admit). I had previously tried Stanco, but tried it again this time. I prefer them to the drip pans I had on the stove previously as they are a bit more solid. Aside from that, they are about the same when it comes to It was exciting to put them in place (yes, that's In case you want to replace drip pans, I recommend this product. For the sake of your fingers, do it!.

Kaia Romero

| Jun 17, 2021

I've found that it's quite adequate for its purposes. Neither pair of shoes didn't have a problem fitting me. A photo of my range/oven is attached, but I'm not exactly sure what model it is.

April Zuniga

| Jan 23, 2021

An 8-inch lip-to-lip measurement is given on a large size. The diameter of the disk is 5 inches. Compare your measurements with mine. I could not install it on my Hotpoint cooker. Each of these has a diameter of eight inches. The lip measures 5" from the edge to the edge. The stove in my apartment is only 8 years old. These are also about the same size as the style B's, so that's not helping I hate it. ** Update** My Hotpoint stove finally fits my drip pan, but I'm not sure if anyone can use it. In the absence of General Electric/Non-GE Detailed instructions are provided for assembling Hotpoint drip pans. It never occurred to me. My tape measure was in hand when I picked them up from Home Depot. The instructions stated that they would not work with GEs and Hotpoints, but it was the only one that worked. Here on Amazon, I think the only thing you can be absolutely sure of is that NOT ONE of the GE/Hotpoint compatible ones will work with a Hotpoint with an 8 litre capacity. It has a diameter of 25 inches. You should try the ones that indicate they do not work with GE or Hotpoint. This is the stuff of nightmares.

Niko Tucker

| Mar 20, 2021

I had no complaints about the product. I committed an error as a result of my own fault. Since it's been over two years since I purchased the stove, I've had some bad spills during cooking. I live in an apartment with a Hotpoint electric stove. have been around for a long time, but now they appear to be in very bad shape. Despite the fact that the product description said that it was compatible with stoves as old as 1990, I bought it anyway.
I don't know what year my stove was made, but it looked like attempting to install it, I noticed the heating coil had three prongs that rested on the drip bowl, so this bowl needed three The only difference here is that there is only 1 here.
Got this idea from a resident who wanted to share with other apartment dwellers who might have older stoves or stoves that they may have modified. Ensure that you read the fine print before you buy.

Ila Costa

| Apr 19, 2021

My GE stove does not accept these. In the picture, the top of the burners is not bent upward so that they will fit over the burner opening properly. Although the original reflector bowls have these openings, the replaced ones have nothing like them on the two smaller spheres. While they do exist in the 2 larger bowls, they don't sit flush against the stove as they should. This is going back so I can get my money back. of the bowl with black trim in the middle shows how my reflector bowl originally looked. It is visible that there is an area bent upwards in order to ensure that the reflector bowl is properly seated This feature is not included in these replacements.

Amira Gallegos

| Jul 01, 2021

They would have to be replaced on a daily basis if I could! This small product works great, and I replace mine every few months. It's a lot easier and more convenient just to replace them instead of having to wash them and I have more time to sleep. As an equivalent to disposable diapers for my baby, the drip bowls are like disposable diapers for me. Since I have too much to worry about trying to stay healthy, I am very happy with the quality and price of this product as that is why I would recommend it instead of doing what any sane person would do which is to clean my brilliw pad instead of throwing it away. The kids and family always comment and tell me that my stove, eyes, and drip bowls are as clean as they are, and i will just say, "OMG, I spend way too much time scrubbing and scouring them. ". As I walked home from work, I laughed a little inwardly, knowing I had.

Leif Freeman

| Jun 30, 2021