Parts for Thermador CGB19: 03 - Burner Parts

This part has been discontinued and is no longer available.

This nylon clamp secures small hoses, wires or cable bundles inside the appliance to prevent rubbing and movement. Durable plastic construction resists corrosion and keeps components routed neatly for reliable operation. What it does:

• Holds hoses, wiring looms, or small tubing in place to prevent chafing and disconnection
• Reduces vibration-related noise by keeping components from contacting metal surfaces
• Helps maintain proper routing to avoid interference with moving parts
• Common fix for loose or rubbing hoses and unsecured wiring bundles

• One nylon clamp

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal components
• Install by positioning clamp over the hose/wire and snapping or clipping into the mounting point; may require pliers for removal
• Do not overtighten or force parts; ensure correct routing and secure fit to prevent pinching
• If mounting boss or surrounding plastic is damaged, replace or repair the mounting point before installing the clamp

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

This part has been discontinued and is no longer available.

This electrical connector links the appliance wiring harness to a component, providing a secure, low-resistance connection so the part can receive power or signals reliably. It's a direct-fit replacement when the original connector is damaged. What it does:

• Joins wiring harness to a control, sensor, or motor to complete electrical circuits
• Restores reliable power or signal transfer when a plug or terminal is cracked, corroded, or loose
• Helps eliminate intermittent operation, failure-to-start, or error codes caused by faulty connections
• Maintains proper wire alignment and polarity for safe, consistent operation

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing electrical parts
• Verify connector orientation and terminal fit before securing; do not force mismatched plugs
• Inspect wiring and terminals for damage; replace or repair any frayed or corroded leads
• Use proper crimping or terminal tools if reattaching wires; avoid twisting or soldering without OEM guidance