Parts for Thermador CMT227: Back View Parts

This discharge adapter connects the appliance's drain hose to the drain or pump outlet, restoring a secure path for wastewater and preventing leaks. Fits the factory connection point to ensure correct hose alignment and sealing. What it does:

• Provides a sealed connection between the appliance drain/pump outlet and the drain hose
• Prevents leaks and water dripping at the hose connection
• Helps restore proper drainage when the original adapter is cracked, worn, or missing
• Matches OEM connection dimensions to maintain proper hose routing and fit

• Disconnect power to the appliance and turn off water supply before starting
• Inspect hose and clamps; replace clamps or hose if damaged for a reliable seal
• Push adapter fully onto the outlet and secure hose with a clamp per manufacturer guidance

This welded insulation tube assembly protects and separates the oven's heating element wiring from metal chassis, reducing shorting risk and heat transfer. It fits where a durable, high-temperature insulator is required. What it does:

• Separates and insulates heating-element wiring from surrounding metal parts
• Helps prevent electrical shorts and arcing near the element
• Resists high oven temperatures to maintain safe clearances
• Preserves wiring routing and component alignment for reliable operation

• One welded insulation tube assembly

• For safety, disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Handle carefully to avoid damaging insulation or attached wiring
• Verify correct orientation and secure mounting per oven wiring layout
• Replace those components rather than reusing compromised parts

This welded insulation tube fits around appliance components to reduce heat transfer and dampen noise, helping the appliance run more quietly and maintain proper operating temperatures. Designed as a direct-fit replacement when original insulation is damaged. What it does

• Wraps and insulates tubing or chassis areas to limit heat loss and protect nearby parts from excessive heat.
• Helps reduce vibration and operational noise caused by loose or missing insulation.
• Prevents heat-related smells and protects wiring or plastic components from heat exposure.
• Restores proper clearance and component protection when original insulation is torn, crushed, or missing.

• One welded insulation tube (single assembly as shown)

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, gas supply before beginning any repair.
• Handle insulation with gloves to avoid skin irritation and to keep material intact.
• Verify correct orientation and secure attachment points; do not compress insulation more than necessary.

A replacement high-temperature cut-out that helps protect ovens by interrupting power if internal temperatures rise above safe levels. Restores the appliance's over-temperature protection so heating elements can be safely shut off when needed. What it does:

• Monitors oven temperature and opens the circuit if temperatures exceed a safe threshold to prevent overheating.
• Stops power to heating elements when tripped, preventing further temperature rise.
• Common symptoms of a failing cut-out: oven won't heat, continuous heating or no control over temperature, or oven shuts off unexpectedly.
• Used as a safety device in the oven's temperature-control system.

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing.
• Replace with the exact OEM cut-out and secure all wiring connections.

This wire guard is a small protective bracket that keeps appliance wiring routed and shielded from heat and abrasion, helping prevent chafing and accidental contact with moving parts for safer, more reliable operation. What it does:

• Protects wiring from rubbing, pinching, and contact with sharp edges or moving components
• Helps prevent electrical arcing or shorting caused by damaged insulation
• Keeps harnesses neatly routed to reduce strain and vibration-related wear
• Common symptom relief: frayed or exposed wires, intermittent power, burning or arcing smells near wiring

• One wire guard

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before inspecting or servicing wiring
• Handle panels and edges carefully — use gloves to avoid cuts from sheet metal
• Ensure wiring is routed under the guard and secured as originally positioned
• If wiring shows damage, replace the wiring or harness rather than relying on the guard alone