Parts for Thermador C302US: Cover Parts

A 1/2 in. 90° connector used to join the appliance water inlet to the household supply, restoring a secure right-angle connection and helping prevent kinks or strain at the hose junction. What it does:

• Creates a sealed right-angle connection between the appliance water inlet and supply line
• Restores proper water flow when the previous connector is damaged or leaking
• Reduces strain and hose kinking at the inlet fitting
• Commonly replaced to stop visible leaks or water drips at the connection

• Turn off the water supply and disconnect power to the appliance before installing
• Use appropriate thread sealant or tape where required by the appliance manufacturer
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading; tighten with a wrench until snug — do not overtighten

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.

This is a replacement wiring diagram (schematic) used to identify electrical connections and component locations for service and troubleshooting. Keeps wiring information on-hand so technicians can follow the correct circuitry during repairs. What it does

• Shows the appliance's electrical wiring layout and schematic symbols for components and connectors
• Helps locate wire colors, connector pinouts and circuit paths for diagnostics
• Useful when verifying continuity, tracing faults, or replacing control components
• Replaces missing, damaged, or illegible schematics that hinder safe, accurate repairs

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components or using the diagram to guide repairs
• Keep the diagram dry and free of grease; store near the appliance or with service documentation
• Use the schematic alongside official service manuals and wiring harness diagrams for complete guidance

This dishwasher water sensor monitors wash-water conditions so the control can adjust cycle time, rinses, and heating for consistent performance. Replace a failed sensor to restore reliable cleaning results and proper automatic cycle adjustments. What it does

• Detects water conditions during the wash cycle and reports to the control
• Helps the dishwasher optimize cycle length, rinses, and energy use
• Common symptoms: unusually long or short cycles, inconsistent cleaning, or sensor-related error messages
• Trigger erratic cycle behavior when the sensor is faulty or contaminated

• One sensor assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access is typically from the underside; place a towel or pan to catch residual water
• Transfer/seat the seal properly if present; fully engage the locking tabs and reconnect the harness
• After installation, run a quick cycle and check for leaks and proper operation