Whirlpool Range Surface Element W10823699 Genuine OEM | 7" 1500W | Replaces WP8523697, 8523697 | Whirlpool & KitchenAid Ranges The W10823699 is the genuine OEM 7-inch, 1500W surface heating element for select Whirlpool and KitchenAid electric ranges. The surface element is the coil burner that generates heat for stovetop cooking. When it fails, the burner won’t heat, heats unevenly, or shows visible damage such as burns or breaks in the coil. This is a direct OEM replacement that restores full surface cooking performance. Replaces WP8523697, 8523697, and a wide range of superseded part numbers. ⚠️ Pro tip: If the burner works intermittently, check the drip bowl and the infinite switch (burner control) before replacing the element — a faulty switch is a common cause of inconsistent heating and is a cheaper fix.✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages Whirlpool RANGE Dryer Parts & Repair Guide KITCHENAID Don’t see your model? Contact us and we’ll confirm compatibility.Compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Kenmore, Caloric, and related brand electric ranges and cooktops. Always verify your model number before ordering.✓ Common Symptoms FixedSurface burner not heating, burner heating unevenly, visible burns or breaks in the element coil, burner sparking or arcing, and burner not reaching temperature.✓ Key Features & SpecificationsGenuine OEM part number W10823699. Size: 7 inches. Power: 1500W. Direct replacement for WP8523697, 8523697, 8272564, 8053604, D8598805, D8603106, and additional superseded part numbers. Manufactured to original factory specifications.✓ Buying OptionsOEM (W10823699): The genuine factory original surface element. Guaranteed fit and full manufacturer-spec heating performance for your Whirlpool or KitchenAid range. Available for backorder if out of stock.✓ Replacement Part NumbersW10823699 replaces: WP8523697, 8523697, 8272564, 8053604, D8598805, D8603106, 0306215, 0312919, 0314911, 0316126, 31794601, 31939001, 32082901, 74008218, Y0306215, Y0312919, Y0314911, Y0316126✓ Installation TipsEnsure the range is off and the burner is completely cool before beginning. Lift the element slightly and pull it straight out of the burner receptacle — no tools required for most models. Plug the new element into the receptacle, press down firmly until seated, and test on a low setting to confirm proper heating.
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