Parts for Thermador PRD364EDG04: Control Panel Parts

This display is the user interface module that shows cycle status, settings and error indicators so you can read and control the appliance from the front panel. It restores visible feedback and menu information for normal operation. What it does

• Provides the visible display for cycle progress, timers and selected options
• Shows error codes and status messages to help identify issues
• Works with the appliance control board to update settings and user inputs
• Restores readable display after a failed or cracked panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid shock or damage
• Replacement typically requires removal of the front control or console panel; handle the display lens and ribbon connectors carefully
• Keep screws and small fasteners organized for reassembly

The Solenoid Valve is an OEM part for Bosch ranges. Located inside the control panel, the solenoid valve regulates gas to individual burners during the cooking cycle. It opens and closes electrically to direct fuel when its paired control knob is turned on.

Symptoms of a bad solenoid valve include:

• Inability to ignite or maintain a flame on specific burners 
• Burners failing to respond to control settings
• Hesitation or delay in burner engagement
• Range functions in an unpredictable manner

Causes can involve normal wear of moving internal parts, mineral buildup inhibiting valve movement, or physical damage. Failure reduces the range's functionality and safety.

This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador and Gaggenau models.

The Potentiometer is an OEM replacement part for Bosch gas range or cooktops. It functions as a three-terminal resistor that adjusts the flow of electric current, which in turn, controls the ignition and temperature of the cooktop. This component is essential for the precise operation and control of the gas burners, ensuring they light up and maintain the desired flame intensity.

Causes of a malfunctioning Potentiometer can be attributed to wear and tear, electrical issues, or damage due to spills and cleaning products. A compromised potentiometer affects the flow of electric current, leading to issues with the ignition and temperature control of the gas burners.

Symptoms of a bad Potentiometer include:

• The cooktop not lighting or staying lit
• The ignitor continuously clicking without igniting the burner
• Inability to adjust the flame intensity or temperature accurately

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

This temperature regulator is the mechanical thermostat that controls oven heat. It senses cavity temperature and cycles the heat source on and off to reach and maintain your set temperature for consistent baking and roasting performance. What it does

• Senses oven temperature via a capillary bulb and tube
• Opens and closes internal contacts to control the heating source
• Maintains the selected temperature during cooking cycles
• Help resolve: oven not reaching set temp, overheating or wide swings, uneven baking, or unresponsive temperature control

• 1 temperature regulator

• Disconnect power; shut off gas. Allow the appliance to cool completely
• Note the original routing of the sensing bulb and capillary; reinstall the new one in the same path and clips. Do not kink, sharply bend, cut, or shorten the tube
• Transfer any knob/shaft components as needed and align properly
• After installation, verify temperature with an oven thermometer and adjust per service instructions if applicable

A selector switch that restores user input control by switching appliance functions or settings when the original control becomes unresponsive. Replaces a worn or damaged selector to help re-enable reliable selection of modes or heat levels. What it does:

• Acts as the user-facing control that selects modes, functions, or settings on the appliance control panel
• Sends the chosen position signal to the control assembly so the appliance responds to selections
• Commonly needed when selections fail to register, settings jump between positions, or the control feels loose or broken
• Helps resolve intermittent or no-response control behavior tied to a faulty selector

• One selector switch (single assembly)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the switch and electrical connectors carefully; avoid pulling on wires
• Basic hand tools are typically required; for access and removal steps

This push-button switch is a user-interface component that completes electrical circuits when pressed, restoring control to the affected function. It replaces a worn or failed switch to help regain reliable button response. What it does:

• Acts as the tactile electrical contact for a control or door function
• Restores responsiveness when a button no longer actuates the appliance
• Can stop intermittent operation caused by a worn or corroded switch contact
• Common symptom: controls or a specific function do not activate when the button is pressed

• One push-button switch as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Access may require removing a console or panel—keep track of fasteners and wire locations
• Disconnect wiring harness or terminals carefully; note connector orientation for reassembly
• Test the new switch with the power off using a multimeter continuity check before reassembly

This rotary potentiometer converts shaft rotation into an electrical signal the control board can read, providing precise position feedback for user selections. Replace it if inputs become erratic, jump between settings, or the control stops responding.

• Provides rotary position feedback to the electronic control
• Enables accurate selection and adjustment of functions or setpoints
• Wear or damage can cause drifting, dead spots, or incorrect readings
• Intermittent or no response to input is a common failure symptom

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the control/console area to reach the component
• Note shaft orientation and any connector positions; transfer exactly to the new part
• Handle electronics with ESD care and verify smooth, full-range operation after reassembly

The Spark Ignition Switch is an OEM part for Bosch ranges and cooktops. It controls the ignition of surface burner flames by emitting an electrical spark when activated.

Causes of a bad switch can be general wear and fatigue over thousands of start cycles. Exposure to moisture, dust or metal debris could also damage electrical components internally.

Symptoms of a bad spark ignition switch include:

• Burners failing to light even when valves are turned on
• Intermittent or irregular lighting of some burners
• No electrical sparks emitted from the ignition electrode

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

Restore confident control of your appliance with this replacement control knob. It slides onto the control shaft to provide a secure, accurate grip so you can easily select settings when the original knob is cracked, stripped, or missing. What it does:

• Attaches to the control shaft to select temperature, cycle, or power settings
• Restores positive engagement and smooth turning of the control
• Helps resolve a loose, wobbly, or slipping selector
• Replaces knobs that are cracked, broken, or won't stay on

• One control knob

• Disconnect power; for gas appliances, also shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Pull the old knob straight off the shaft; if your model uses a set screw or clip, loosen/remove it first
• Align the new knob with the shaft and press on firmly; retighten any set screw if present
• Test operation to ensure the knob engages and turns the control smoothly

This replacement temperature control knob lets you select and adjust oven or range temperature settings with a familiar dial. Restores lost tactile control and clear position indexing for safe, predictable cooking. What it does:

• Replaces a worn, broken, or missing temperature selector knob so you can set oven temps accurately.
• Provides a secure grip and positive detents for consistent temperature selection.
• Helps stop slipping or inaccurate temperature selection caused by cracked or stripped knobs.
• Fits the factory control shaft to restore normal user interface on compatible Bosch appliances.

• Turn power to the appliance off before replacing control parts to avoid electrical or burn hazards.
• Pull the old knob straight off the control shaft; push the new knob fully onto the shaft until it seats.
• If the knob does not fit, do not force.

This temperature display assembly lets you see the appliance's current temperature and settings from the front control panel, restoring visible feedback for normal operation and monitoring. What it does:

• Shows current temperature and visible status from the control surface
• Restores readable temperature readout when the original display is blank or dim
• Provides the user interface feedback needed to confirm temperature and mode changes
• Can eliminate confusing or missing information caused by a failed display

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service to avoid shock.
• Handle the display carefully to avoid damaging the lens, contacts, or ribbon cable.
• May require removing the control panel or trim to access the display; keep fasteners organized.
• If controls remain unresponsive after replacement, inspect the main control board.

This is a round control knob that restores secure grip and accurate control for a range, cooktop, or oven control shaft. Replaces a cracked, stripped, or missing knob so controls turn smoothly and reliably. What it does

• Fits onto a standard control shaft to change heat or function settings.
• Replaces a broken, loose, or missing knob that won't turn or slips on the shaft.
• Restores tactile grip and precise adjustments for temperature or burner selection.
• Helps prevent accidental setting changes caused by a damaged knob.

• One control knob.

• Turn appliance controls to OFF and disconnect power (or gas) before working on the appliance.
• Pull the old knob straight off the control shaft; align splines and push the new knob on until seated.
• If knob resists, verify correct orientation of splines and avoid excessive force.