Are the electric burners/elements/coils for electric stoves interchangeable between brands? This is aside from the "big" and "small" diameters.
They appear to have the same connectors ends, but I'm wondering if there are any differences, either in connector design, element resistance, or other aspects I haven't considered.
Since the connectors on the elements appear the same, it is tempting to use them in any stove without a second thought. The cause for a second thought is a disintegrated connector in another question, and whether it was simply normal wear and tear or if an out-of-spec element could be a reason. I know elements from an older now-discarded GE range were kept and used in a newer Whirlpool range.
Best Answer
The answer is yes and no. Some brands have unique connectors but many are generic. I would verify the wattage is the same and the fit is the same as long as those items are the same there should be no issues.
The connector issue could be a cheap one was used not high temp. When I repair stove wiring I use 900f degree connectors the standard ones you would get at a big box store are usually only rated for 90c max some only 75c these get loose with heat and start arcing until no contact area is left.