Got my burners replaced!
No idea how much I saved doing it myself instead of calling an appliance repairman.
I do know a brand new glass-top range is about $500 (plus taxes and shipping) if I install it myself.
This was a mere $145 total.
Amazon screwed up and their packing allowed the ceramic terminal block to get broken, luckily, one of the old burner's block was intact and I reused it.
I'm too lazy and apathetic to demand a return.
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You also saved a lot of time. Several years ago the oven stopped working and I called the home warranty company. It took several weeks to get someone on site, then they shipped a part, and I installed it myself, since it was two more weeks before the tech could get back. I have taught myself enough appliance repair to be able to diagnose and fix my dishwasher and dryer
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