Parts for Thermador GSC30CVWC: 05 - Control Panel Gas Parts

Range burner won't light or heat properly? This burner valve controls gas flow to individual cooktop burners. Direct replacement part for precise flame control.

Replace a cooktop burner jet bypass and o-ring if flames are uneven, yellow, or won't ignite properly. Fits gas cooktops and ranges. Moderate DIY repair.

This is a small brass or metal bypass jet that regulates the gas flow to a burner when it is set to the low or simmer position. It ensures a steady, minimal flame so the burner stays lit without producing too much heat. Replace this jet if the burner flame goes out on the low setting, the simmer flame is too high or too low, or you have difficulty maintaining a consistent low flame.

This is a small brass or metal bypass jet that regulates the gas flow to a burner when it is set to the low or simmer position. It ensures a steady, minimal flame so the burner stays lit without producing too much heat. Replace this jet if the burner flame goes out on the low setting, the simmer flame is too high or too low, or you have difficulty maintaining a consistent low flame.

This is a small brass or metal bypass jet that regulates the gas flow to a burner when it is set to the low or simmer position. It ensures a steady, minimal flame so the burner stays lit without producing too much heat. Replace this jet if the burner flame goes out on the low setting, the simmer flame is too high or too low, or you have difficulty maintaining a consistent low flame.

This is a small brass or metal bypass jet that regulates the gas flow to a burner when it is set to the low or simmer position. It ensures a steady, minimal flame so the burner stays lit without producing too much heat. Replace this jet if the burner flame goes out on the low setting, the simmer flame is too high or too low, or you have difficulty maintaining a consistent low flame.

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.

Rear pipe tubing assembly for ranges. Installs at the back of the unit to route gas or fluids. Replace if cracked, damaged, or leaking. Direct fit.

This wiring harness connects the cooktop element to the range control, allowing the control board to power and regulate the heating element. Replacing a damaged harness restores proper electrical connection and element response. What it does

• Transfers power and control signals between the control board and a surface element
• Restores consistent element heating when a broken or burned wire prevents operation
• Prevents intermittent element response caused by loose or corroded terminals
• Helps eliminate visible arcing or heat damage at the connector end when worn

• One element control harness as pictured

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting repair to avoid shock
• Access may require removing the cooktop or control console; refer to your model's service instructions
• Inspect mating connectors and element terminals for damage; replace if corroded or melted
• Secure harness routing to avoid contact with hot surfaces and moving parts

This wiring harness connects the cooktop control module to the cooktop's electrical components, restoring reliable signal and power routing so burners and controls operate correctly. What it does

• Transfers power and control signals between the cooktop control/ignition module and cooktop components
• Commonly replaces damaged or burnt wiring that causes burners or controls to fail
• Can resolve intermittent power issues, non-responsive controls, or ignition failures linked to wiring
• Matches factory connector types and routing for correct fit and function

• One cooktop wiring harness (ESC30)

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Match connector shapes and wire colors to the original harness; do not force connections
• Route and secure the harness to prevent pinching or contact with hot surfaces

This P13 harness is a factory-style wire connector harness that delivers power and signal connections between components for proper appliance operation. It replaces a damaged or worn harness to restore reliable electrical connections. What it does:

• Connects control signals and power between the control board and downstream components
• Restores proper electrical continuity when original wiring is frayed, burned, or broken
• Can stop intermittent operation or faults caused by loose or corroded connectors
• Helps eliminate error codes or component failures tied to a bad harness

• Disconnect the appliance from power before servicing to avoid shock or damage
• Compare the replacement harness to the original to ensure matching connector types and pin orientation
• Carefully seat connectors until they click; avoid pulling on wires when disconnecting