The GE heater coil assembly against a pure white background, showing the leads and the metallic base mounting points.
A GE dryer heating element assembly showing the two intertwined metal coils forming a 'V' shape against a light blue surface.
A tightly cropped view of the two parallel heating coils standing upright, showing the ends with electrical terminals.
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The GE heater coil assembly against a pure white background, showing the leads and the metallic base mounting points.A GE dryer heating element assembly showing the two intertwined metal coils forming a 'V' shape against a light blue surface.A tightly cropped view of the two parallel heating coils standing upright, showing the ends with electrical terminals.

GE WE11X203 Heater Coil Kit – OEM Replacement

A3 Appliance Supply, Inc.
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$52.53

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Description

Restore powerful heat to your electric dryer with the genuine GE WE11X203 Heater Coil Kit. This assembly contains the primary heating elements responsible for warming the air inside your dryer drum, essential for efficient and timely drying.

Features & Benefits:

  • Two interconnected high-resistance coils provide consistent heat output when connected to 240V power.
  • OEM GE component ensures proper resistance and thermal limits for safe operation.
  • Direct replacement for failed or open heating elements in GE and Hotpoint dryers.
  • Includes necessary mounting tabs and terminal connections.

Common Symptoms That Indicate Replacement:

  • Dryer runs normally but produces no heat, or the air is only slightly warm.
  • The dryer stops heating partway through a cycle (could also indicate a bad thermostat/fuse).
  • Visible breakage or a break in the coil wire itself.

Compatible Models Include:

  • DLB1250BRL
  • DLB1250BSL
  • DD40000MCL
  • DDE7209RAL
  • DDE7209RAL

Cross-Reference / Replaces: WE11X203

Compatibility Note: Always disconnect power to the dryer at the circuit breaker before inspecting or replacing the heating element assembly. If the old element had broken coils, check the blower wheel for excessive lint build-up as well.

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