This thermal fuse is a safety device designed to protect ovens from overheating. It is sourced from the original manufacturer, and it has a red button in the center which is used to reset the fuse. When the temperature reaches a set threshold, the internal component of the fuse breaks which interrupts the circuit and shuts off the power to the appliance. This protects the appliance and surrounding area from potential harm. To check if the fuse is no longer functioning, first remove the wires from the terminals and use a multimeter to test the fuse for continiuity. You will need to replace the fuse if there is no continutiy. To remove the fuse, disconnect the wiring connectors, and remove the mounting screws that secure it to the oven. Place the new fuse in position and reattach the wiring connects and mounting screws.
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Tony
November 9, 2018
My Thermador oven not working and looking here it list so many possible things that can be wrong is there a way to check and diagnosis if it's dude terminal have no clue where that is temp sensor bake element
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For model number Smw272zp
Hello Tony, thank you for your question. The thermal fuse is for the microwave, and if the issue is with the oven not working the most likely issue would be the board or the sensor. Unfortunately, both parts are discontinued and no longer available for purchase. You should be able to view the terminal block to see if it is scorched or burnt. If the terminal block is not working both the oven and microwave would not have power. I hope this helps!
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Robert
February 19, 2020
My daughter's Bosch oven is almost new, but she had it in storage for a year before first using it a couple of months ago, so it's out of warranty. She ran the self clean cycle for the first time last week, and then it gave an error code and stopped working. It gets power for the clock but doesn't heat on any cycle. The convection heating element looks fine visually. Do you think the thermal fuse might be the problem? Or how would you suggest we proceed to pin down what part we need to replace?
For model number hbl5451uc/04
Hello, Thank you for your question. You will need to check into the fuse, and if that checks out okay the problem will be the electronic control board. Typically ant issue with the clean cycle is from the board over heating. We hope this helps.
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VIN
April 23, 2024
Thermadore double electric convection oven,lower oven everything works- bake/conv bake--broil -convection broil -conv roast etc, the top oven everything works except bake,----bake is not getting 240 fm the board, want to know which relay board is LEFT ONE OR RIGHT ONE IS for the top or bottom oven,
For model number SCD302TW
Hello Vin, thank you for getting in touch. According to our research, the right relay board is for the lower oven and the left relay board is for the upper oven, but before replacing the relay board, we would recommend replacing the bake element, part number PS8704893, to fix the issue. Glad to be of assistance!
Would the thermal fuse (manufacturer's part no 00414633) need replacing as a result of a (sudden and dramatic) broiler element short? If so would that impact the function of the digital oven control board?
For model number RDFS30 Thermador range
Hi Norman. The control board should act fine independent of the other parts. (Other than the control panel) . There is no way to tell which parts need replacing other than testing them with a mulit-meter. You can learn about this from our video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWC44fHn0As. Thank you for your question and good luck with your repair.
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