Product review (5 stars): Perfect fit for GE JBP22OF3AD
This was a perfect replacement broiler element for my GE JBP22OF3AD.  It was the exact size as the original and the screw hole spacing in the mounting plate also matched the original.  Note that the connecting wires are screwed on to the element rather than just sliding on as shown on some Youtube videos.  This makes installation a bit more challenging since the wires only extend a couple of inches from the back of the oven.  Adding to the difficulty is that there are 2 overlapping wires that attach to one of the prongs.  I had to use tape to hold the overlapping wires in place so that the holes in the end tabs of the 2 wires lined up.  Since I didn't have any help, I also had to tape the wires to the thermometer on the back of the oven to keep the wires extended.  Using one hand to hold the element and one hand holding a short nut driver with the very short screw on the end of the driver ( I had to use a bit of tape to hold the screw on so that it didn't fall off ), I was able to line everything up and got the screw started in the predrilled hole on the prong.  I then found that the hole tightens up toward the end such that the prong started to bend as I tightened the screw and the wire tabs were still loose even though the screw didn't want to go further.  I remove the element  from the oven and use a ratchet to drive the screw all the way through while holding the prong's copper end with vise grip pliers so that the prong didn't get twisted as I forced the screw all the way through.  Now that the screw hole has been appropriately "sized" to enable easy tightening once inside the oven, I removed the screw and prepped the other prong the same way.  Once this had been done, I was able to finally get the oven wires screwed tightly onto the element (having a short nut driver helped with the process).  After reattaching the back plate (I reused the original screws since the 2 new screws provided were phillips), I reattached the retaining clip that hangs from the top of the oven (this slides on from the end quite easily if you gently squeeze the element toward center). I then turned the circuit breaker back on and put the oven through a cleaning cycle - the new element worked great!