Parts for Bosch NET8066SUC/01: Cooktop Assembly Parts

This glass-ceramic hob top is the smooth cooktop surface that covers the heating zones and provides a flat, easy-to-clean cooking area. It restores the appliance's finished surface and protects underlying components. What it does

• Provides the flat, heat-resistant cooking surface for radiant and induction zones.
• Protects internal burners, sensors and wiring from spills and debris.
• Restores a smooth, usable cooktop after chips, cracks or severe scratches.
• Helps maintain proper cookware contact for even heating when surface is intact.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting removal or installation.
• Handle the glass with care; wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection to avoid injury.
• Follow OEM instructions for mounting and sealing; ensure proper alignment to avoid stress points.
• If the underlying heating elements or sensors are damaged, replace or inspect them during installation.

The Sealing Strip is an OEM part for Bosch cooktops. This part creates a tight seal between the cooktop and the countertop. This sealing strip prevents spills and crumbs from entering the gap between the cooktop and the installation surface, which helps maintain the cleanliness and functionality of the kitchen workspace.

Causes of damage to the sealing strip can include prolonged exposure to heat and moisture, as well as physical impacts from cleaning or cooking activities. 

Symptoms of a bad Sealing Strip include:

• Visible gaps or looseness along the edges of the cooktop, which can allow food particles and liquids to seep through.
• Degradation or hardening of the seal material, which reduces its effectiveness and can lead to damage to the surrounding countertop.
• Accumulation of debris or moisture under the cooktop, potentially leading to mold or mildew issues.

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

This electronic control module replaces the dishwasher's main control board to restore cycle management and user interface response. It helps return proper electronic control of wash cycles and status feedback. What it does

• Manages wash cycle selection, timing, and sequence control for the appliance
• Receives inputs from touchpad/buttons and sensors, then sends commands to valves, pumps, and heaters
• Can stop or prevent cycles, cause unresponsive controls, or show error codes when failing
• Commonly linked to symptoms like no power to controls, cycles not starting or advancing, or intermittent operation

• One control module

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any disassembly to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static wrist strap if available
• Removal typically requires access behind the control panel or console; keep fasteners and wiring organized for reassembly
• If symptoms persist after replacement, check wiring harness connections and related components before returning part

This heating element heats dishwasher wash and rinse water and helps enable proper drying and sanitizing cycles. It restores the unit's ability to reach and maintain appropriate wash temperatures for cleaning performance. What it does:

• Warms wash and rinse water so detergents and sanitizing cycles work effectively
• Supports drying performance by raising internal temperature during final cycles
• Stops producing heat when the element is burned out, causing poor cleaning or no drying
• Can cause error codes or interrupted cycles if the element or its connections fail

• One heating element assembly

• Disconnect electrical power and water supply before servicing
• Handle the element and ceramic insulators carefully to avoid damage
• Verify correct fit and connection orientation for your model; secure wiring and seals

This heating element assembly provides the heating source for the appliance, restoring normal temperature output for drying/heating cycles. Replaces a worn or failed element to help recover proper operation and cycle performance. What it does

• Heats air or water as part of the appliance's main heating circuit.
• Restores normal cycle temperatures when the original element has failed.
• Can resolve symptoms such as no heat, extended cycle times, or temperature-related error codes.
• Works with the appliance's thermostat and safety cutouts to maintain safe operating temperature.

• Disconnect power (and gas supply, if applicable) before starting any repair.
• Handle with care to avoid damaging terminals, terminals insulation, or mounting brackets.
• Inspect surrounding wiring, connectors, and thermal cutouts; replace any damaged components.
• After installation, verify proper operation by running a test cycle and checking for correct heat and no unusual smells or noises.

A small chassis knockout protector that shields wiring and components where factory knockout holes are removed. Helps prevent wire abrasion and keeps openings tidy for safe appliance operation. What it does:

• Fits into a chassis knockout to protect wiring from sharp sheet-metal edges
• Helps prevent cable chafing and short circuits by covering exposed openings
• Keeps out debris while allowing routed harnesses to pass through the cabinet
• Commonly used where service or modifications require a sealed knockout

• One chassis knockout protector

• Install by pressing the protector into the knockout until it seats securely
• Ensure wiring is routed through the protector and not pinched between metal edges
• Disconnect power before servicing appliance to avoid shock or injury