Parts for Thermador X302XP: 01 - Initial Parts List Parts

This Thermal Fuse is an OEM part for Bosch Wall Ovens. It acts as a safety mechanism, designed to interrupt the electrical connection if the oven's temperature exceeds the safe limit.

What Causes a Bad Thermal Fuse:
Overheating due to issues like a malfunctioning thermostat or restricted airflow can cause the thermal fuse to blow. This interruption prevents the oven from operating at dangerously high temperatures, reducing the risk of fire.

Symptoms of a Bad Thermal Fuse:

• Oven fails to heat up
• No response or display on the control panel
• The oven doesn't maintain the set temperature

This genuine OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau and select Kenmore models.

This replacement installation instructions sheet provides the official, step-by-step guidance needed for safe, correct installation and setup. It helps ensure proper mounting, connections, sealing, and initial appliance placement before first use. What it does:

• Lists required clearances, mounting points, and alignment guidance to reduce installation errors
• Describes proper connection and routing for supply lines and electrical components
• Highlights manufacturer safety warnings and code-compliance reminders to protect users and installers
• Offers basic setup checks to help prevent leaks, improper operation, or fitment issues after installation

• Read the instructions completely before starting work and follow all local codes and regulations
• Use proper tools and safety gear; disconnect power and water before servicing connections
• Keep this sheet with the appliance for future reference and handoff to the owner

This part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.

This part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.

This transformer provides the low-voltage power supply required by the appliance control system, enabling proper operation of the control board and related low-voltage circuits. Replaces a failed or noisy transformer to restore reliable control power. What it does:

• Steps down mains voltage to the appliance's low-voltage control circuit for the control board and relays
• Helps restore control functions when a failed transformer causes no power, intermittent control operation, or unresponsive electronics
• Prevents control-board brownouts by providing consistent low-voltage feed (when the transformer itself is the issue)
• Used wherever a dedicated appliance control transformer is required by the appliance's electrical system

• One replacement transformer

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components
• Verify wiring locations and terminal IDs before removing the old transformer; label wires if needed
• Transfer mounting hardware and brackets from the old part unless new hardware is explicitly included

This replacement fan restores proper airflow inside your appliance, circulating air for cooling and overall performance. Replacing a worn or damaged fan helps keep temperatures in check and reduces noise from rubbing or imbalanced blades.

• Circulates air as designed to cool components and move heat/moisture where intended
• Common symptoms of a failing fan include loud scraping or rattling, weak or no airflow, wobble, or the fan not turning
• Heat buildup around the control area or repeated thermal shutdowns can point to a fan issue
• Physical cracks, broken fins, or warping indicate the fan should be replaced

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the unit to cool completely
• Access the fan per your model; remove panels/guards carefully and note orientation
• Transfer any retaining nut/clip or gasket from the original as required; seat the fan fully and secure
• Spin by hand to verify free movement; ensure no contact with shrouds before restoring power

This control plenum body is the molded housing that surrounds and protects the appliance's control area while directing airflow around the control compartment. It's a structural part used where the control board and associated components mount. What it does:

• Protects and supports the control board and wiring by forming the control compartment enclosure
• Channels airflow/venting away from control components to help manage heat
• Helps keep dust, moisture, and debris out of the control area
• A cracked, warped, or damaged plenum can expose the control board, cause unusual airflow, or contribute to overheating

• One control plenum body

• Disconnect power to the appliance before any disassembly to avoid electrical hazard
• Replacement typically requires removal of exterior panels and access to the control area
• Handle with care to avoid damage to mounting tabs and sharp sheet-metal edges
• If the control board was exposed to heat or moisture, inspect electronics for damage before reassembly