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WPW10181986 Temperature Sensor
$74.94

Oven temperature sensor. The oven sensor works in conjunction with the oven control board to regulate the oven temperature

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316233903 Temperature Sensor
$49.45

Oven temperature sensor *May require cutting and splicing wire connector from old sensor onto new sensor with porcelain wire nuts

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12001656 Temperature Sensor
$42.94

Oven temperature sensor kit, 6 inches long. The sensor includes two wire harness adapters for a variety of applications and installation instructions.

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EBG61305805 Temperature Sensor
$74.94

Oven sensor. *Per LG connector may need to be cut off and wires spliced to range wiring with porcelain wire nuts.

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Ensure your oven operates at the correct temperature with Repair Clinic's genuine OEM temperature sensor replacements. These precision-fit parts are crucial for maintaining your oven's manufacturer warranty. A malfunctioning temperature sensor can cause inaccurate temperatures, leading to uneven cooking results. By calibrating or replacing the sensor, you can restore your oven's performance. Repair Clinic offers an extensive selection of replacement parts to fit any oven model, ensuring you find the exact match you need. For those experiencing issues like ovens not heating properly, a faulty sensor might be the culprit. Our expert resources guide you through troubleshooting and repair processes, making DIY repairs simple and cost-effective. Browse our thermostat parts page for related components.

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FAQs about Oven Temperature Sensor Replacement

Replacing the temperature sensor in your oven can resolve issues with inaccurate temperature readings. Here are some common questions about this essential oven part.

How can I tell if my oven temperature sensor is faulty?

If your oven is not heating properly, it may be due to a malfunctioning temperature sensor. Signs include the oven not reaching the set temperature or uneven cooking. You can test the sensor with a multimeter to check for continuity.

What is the cost of an oven temperature sensor replacement?

The cost of a replacement temperature sensor varies based on the oven model and brand. Generally, sensors range from $20 to $50. It's advisable to purchase genuine OEM parts from trusted retailers like Repair Clinic for quality assurance.

How do I replace the temperature sensor in my oven?

First, disconnect the oven from power. Locate the sensor inside the oven cavity, typically at the back. Unscrew it and disconnect the wires. Install the new sensor by connecting the wires and securing it with screws. If unsure, consult Repair Clinic's online resources or professional technicians for guidance. For related parts like oven heating elements, visit our website.

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Ensure your Oven maintains accurate temperatures with OEM temperature sensor replacement parts from Repair Clinic. A malfunctioning temperature sensor can lead to uneven cooking or inaccurate oven temperatures. Easily find the right part for your model using our convenient lookup tool, and benefit from our same-day shipping and Price Match Guarantee. With our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, you can shop confidently knowing you have plenty of time to ensure the correct fit. For repair guidance, explore our Oven Repair Help page or browse other Thermostat Parts to find more solutions.

How to Find Your Oven's Model Number

When looking for Range/Stove/Oven Temperature Sensor Replacement parts, knowing your oven's model number is essential for accurate ordering. This number is usually found on a sticker or metal plate on the oven's frame, often visible when you open the door or drawer. Having the model number handy allows you to use our model/part number lookup tool for seamless online ordering of replacement parts. Common issues like the oven not heating properly can often be traced back to a faulty temperature sensor. If your oven's temperature is inaccurate, replacing the sensor might resolve the issue. For other oven concerns, such as a non-working broiler or erratic temperature, accessing genuine OEM parts is crucial. Explore more solutions and parts for other components, like Knob, Dial, and Button parts, to ensure your oven operates smoothly.

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At Repair Clinic, we're dedicated to helping you find the perfect replacement parts for your range, stove, or oven. Our customer service team is available seven days a week, ready to assist you with model and part number lookups to ensure you get exactly what you need. If your electric stove burner isn't working, it might be a connection issue or damaged burner; check connections and replace if needed. For quick support, use our live chat to connect with experts who can guide you through the ordering process. We offer genuine OEM parts and stand by our no-hassle 365-day returns and price match guarantee. With easy-to-follow repair guides and troubleshooting assistance, you'll confidently tackle any repair. If your gas stove burner won't light, cleaning the burner and checking the ignition can solve the problem. Trust Repair Clinic for all your oven and stove repair needs and enjoy DIY-friendly solutions. Visit us online to experience our comprehensive support and resources.

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