GE WX09X10010 Genuine OEM Power Cord (Grey) for GE Range/Stove/Ovens

$ 20.60

Score By Feature

Based on 261 ratings

Value for money

9.50

Easy to install

9.68

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Product Description

A genuine OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) part, the GE Appliances WX09X10010 Power Cord is designed and engineered according to exact specifications.

It is 4 feet long replacement GE Appliances range, stove and oven power cord

A range cord for your GE Appliances WX09X10010 range, stove, or oven that is rated at 50 Amps, three wires

This GE Appliances OEM WX09X10010 Range/Stove/Oven Power Cord is made with premium materials for durability, and it is made to fit your appliance exactly. To install this part, follow the instructions in your owner's manual.

GE Appliances Parts & Accessories provide you with a sense of confidence when it comes to repairing your appliance

The General Electric Company

Replacement part made by Original Equipment Manufacturer

Replacing/replacing range parts

Questions & Answers

The cord for this electric stove will work with any model?

All 220 VAC stoves will operate with a three-pin plug, so just make sure that it's a three-pin plug.

The black side is on the left, the red side is on the right. How do you tell them apart?

Hot leads are located on the outer leads and ground/neutral leads are located on the middle leads

The cafe ces700p2ms1 uses this card. Will it work with it? What part of it is made in America?

The cafe's power usage depends on how much wattage it draws, but I think it would be able to work on electric stoves and washing machines

Selected User Reviews For GE WX09X10010 Genuine OEM Power Cord (Grey) for GE Range/Stove/Ovens

I like this cord, but I don't like this I like the clamp with strain relief

4/5

As far as I can tell, this cord appears to be in good working order. I made it. In addition, the wires are securely attached to the terminals by heavy insulation. This would have been a 5 star, but I knocked a star off because I am not a fan of the strain relief clamp. The one in the picture does not look like the one I have When you tighten it, the two halves do not touch each other at the screws since the pieces do not have a wide area where the cord can pass through. In addition to that, the screws themselves are self-tapping The tapping of metal screws was difficult with the clamp attached to the cord (since I lack three or four hands to hold everything steady), so I ended up starting the screws without the clamp, and then assembling it afterward. Although it's not likely you will have to remove the cord ever again, and the cord itself is durable, once it's completed it is unlikely you will have to take it off again. You may spend a little more time than you would expect on this project due to the clamp.

Jaziel Scott

| Jul 06, 2021

There was no cord holder, and everything else was fine

4/5

A new GE range is equipped with this feature. Although the cord itself is fine, the metal cord holder is kind of annoying. It does not seem to be as well-designed as those I have They thought it would hold better, especially on their own product. Doesn't seem like it will hold together well. The software has been working fine without any issues, apart from that.

Gregory Dominguez

| Sep 18, 2020

The cable is excellent, but the clamp is inexpensive

4/5

In terms of the cable itself, it's a good, high quality item, but the clamp it comes with is cheap stamped metal. I can imagine that this clamp will damage the cable over time. While installing this clamp, you may want to wear work gloves to avoid cutting yourself.