I have a GE range model number JBP24BB4WH. Will these pans fit my range?
1729485
The pans are very standard and fit my range with no problems. If your current drip pans are 6" and 8" they should fit.
1268193
Sorry, I can't answer your question. You'll have to find out the model of your stove to determine that. You may want to ask the seller.
977351
I'm not sure about your model stove, but the drip pans measure (from outside edge to outside edge) 9.5" for the large one and 7.5" for the three smaller ones.
1162791
I looked up your model number and watched a short video and they should fit as long as you have the normal round burners and they are the two smaller and two larger. If they don't work you can say that they were the wrong part and return them.
2051165
Not sure, Look up the model number on the manufactures website and cross reference the element in your oven to the one your interested in, good luck.
379100
YES!! They will, When I bought my new stove 3 years ago, the same pan's fit my 25 year old. What you have make sure that the style is the same style you had. ( hole is on the side to fit into the outlet) The dimension are the same as the old ones.
315381
Look up the oven product number and look threw the ones that fit ur machine
1585018
Yes they do fit.However in My case I found that I needed to use different bolts than the ones it came with, my pans needed slightly larger ones, but handles fit.
1046761
No I dont think so. I just checked the part numbers and they were different. I think the part you want is 5430-5541. The part where it attaches to the stove looks a little different from mines
1663710
not sure of that model# but if your flavor bars measure 22.5 these would be correct. if you have 3 burners and the control knobs are on the side not up front these will work.
1024494
I do not know but I would contact LODGE and ask them. They are the manufacturer of this pan and they could tell you. They do make all different size cast iron pans and they could tell you.
1419487
Soobie, The drip pans, at least for a GE range, are sized based on the diameter of the circular openings in the cooktop. My small element openings on the cooktop measure 6 7/16" in diameter--just less than 6 1/2". To simplify things the drip pan manufacturer calls the pan to fit this opening a 6" pan. My large element opening measures 8 7/16"--just less than 8 1/2" in diameter. The manufacturer calls the pan to fit this opening an 8" pan. I would remove your elements and old pans, and measure the diameter of the openings. If they are like mine, then 6" and 8" pans will fit. By the way, these pans are of excellent quality. Regards, Rod
2119705
From what I could find, you may need the WB44T10011 model (http://www.amazon.com/GE-WB44T10011-Electric-Oven-Element/dp/B003BIGDEA/ref=pd_cp_hi_0) instead of the WB44T10018 one (even less expensive). You may also want to look at http://www.appliancepartspros.com/search.aspx?model=jbp66bbwh - that site may help verify what you need. Hope this helps.
279045
Purchased these as a gift so couldn't tell you. I don't think they would fit your pans though.
994727
Not sure I used the model # to make sure they fit my grill. These seem like they are kind of universal they don't have the nub that holds them in place but they are working fine so far.
550515
I don't know if these will fit your model, but they didn't fit mine, and I had to buy the "real" ones that cost $14 each (I was selling the house and it was either that or replace the range, so I was kind of stuck). If yours have the little red tip on the dial, then search part number 3150373.
312483
Yes, they fit they E210 2-burner Weber gas grill. These are cast iron and give a good sear to meat and veggies when you pre-heat the grill.