General Electric Oven Control Or Thermostat

The Control Oven TO9 is an OEM part for GE ranges. This part manages the oven's various functions, including temperature regulation, cooking modes, and timer settings. It serves as the central interface for the user to control the oven's operations, ensuring precise and reliable cooking performance.

Causes of a bad control module can include electrical surges, general wear and tear, or physical damage from impacts or spills.

Symptoms of a bad control oven module include:

• Unresponsive or malfunctioning buttons and dials
• Incorrect temperature readings or inconsistent heating
• Display not functioning properly
• Oven not turning on or shutting off unexpectedly

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Oven Control Thermostat is an OEM replacement part for GE ovens. It regulates the oven temperature by turning the heating elements on and off to maintain the desired temperature set by the user. This thermostat ensures accurate and consistent cooking temperatures, which is crucial for optimal baking and roasting results.

Causes of a bad oven control thermostat can include prolonged exposure to high temperatures, wear and tear from frequent use, or electrical issues such as power surges that can damage the thermostat's internal components. Additionally, improper handling or accidental impact during maintenance or cleaning can affect its functionality.

Symptoms of a bad oven control thermostat include:

• The oven not reaching the set temperature
• Inconsistent or fluctuating oven temperatures
• The oven overheating or underheating
• Error codes or malfunctioning temperature settings
• The oven not turning on or off correctly

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Oven Thermostat is an OEM part for GE ovens. This thermostat is a component in regulating the oven's heat, turning the heat on and off to maintain the desired temperature setting. With its precise calibration and durable construction, the oven thermostat is essential for achieving consistent cooking outcomes and preventing overheating, which could lead to burnt or undercooked food.

Causes of a bad oven thermostat include prolonged use, which can affect its sensitivity, and exposure to extreme temperatures, which may impact its accuracy.

Symptoms of a bad Oven Thermostat include:

• The oven not reaching the set temperature
• Oven temperature fluctuating too widely from the desired setting
• Food not cooking evenly or within expected time frames

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This thermostat is the oven's temperature control. It senses cavity temperature and switches the heat on and off to maintain your set temperature, helping your range bake and roast more consistently.

• Regulates oven temperature by opening/closing electrical contacts to cycle heat
• Sensing bulb and capillary monitor oven temperature to track the setpoint
• Helps maintain steady cooking temperatures during baking and roasting
• May cause issues such as not reaching set temperature, overheating, wide temperature swings, or heat that won't shut off when it fails

• Disconnect electrical power before servicing; allow the oven to cool completely
• Remove the knob and access the control from the panel; note wire locations for reassembly
• Route the sensing bulb and capillary exactly as original; do not kink or sharply bend
• After reassembly, verify operation with an oven thermometer and proper cycling

Designed for the self-clean cycle, this thermostat monitors oven temperature and opens the circuit if overheating occurs to protect your range. Replace it to restore reliable self-clean performance and safety shutoff when the original thermostat fails. What it does:

• Monitors oven cavity temperature during the Self Clean cycle and opens the circuit if temperatures become excessive
• Protects the appliance by interrupting power to the heating circuit when an over-temperature condition is detected
• If faulty, you may notice Self Clean won't start or ends early, over-temperature error/beep codes, or no heat after a self-clean event
• Dedicated to self-clean safety; it does not regulate everyday baking temperatures

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• Disconnect power at the breaker; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Allow the oven to cool completely—surfaces may remain extremely hot after a self-clean cycle
• Access and mounting vary by model; note wire positions and transfer them one at a time to the new thermostat
• Inspect wiring/terminals for heat damage and replace any burnt connectors before reassembly

This thermostat controls the Top Heat function by sensing oven temperature and cycling the heat to maintain your set point. It helps deliver consistent upper-heat performance for reliable cooking and broiling results.

• Regulates temperature for the Top Heat setting
• Senses cavity temperature and controls the heating circuit
• Helps prevent overheating and wide temperature swings
• Common symptoms: runs too hot or too cool, inconsistent broiling/upper heat, or heat that won't turn off

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Access the control area; photograph wiring and move wires one at a time to the new thermostat
• Carefully route the capillary tube and secure the sensing bulb in the original clips; avoid kinks or sharp bends
• Reassemble and verify operation with an oven thermometer

This oven temperature control thermostat regulates heat by cycling the elements to maintain your set temperature. Replacing a worn thermostat helps restore accurate baking and consistent, reliable oven performance.

• Senses oven temperature and opens/closes contacts to hold the selected setting
• Can resolve inconsistent baking results, extended preheat, or erratic cycling
• In some failures, the oven may not heat at all

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the appliance to cool before service
• Access the control area; move wires to the new thermostat one at a time to match positions
• Route and secure the sensing probe/tube along the original path and retainers; avoid kinks or sharp bends
• After installation, verify temperature with an oven thermometer and calibrate per service instructions if needed

This oven thermostat uses a capillary sensing bulb to monitor cavity heat and cycle the heating system to maintain your set temperature. Replacing a worn thermostat helps restore more accurate baking and steadier oven performance.

• Monitors oven temperature via a remote capillary sensor bulb
• Opens and closes internal contacts to regulate heat to the setpoint
• Helps resolve: oven not reaching temperature or running too hot
• Also helps with temperature swings, long preheat, or oven not shutting off when the control is turned off

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing; allow the oven to cool completely
• Handle the capillary bulb carefully; do not kink or sharply bend it, and route it exactly as originally installed
• Transfer the original knob and any mounting hardware/brackets as needed
• If gas fittings were disturbed, leak-test connections per manufacturer instructions; verify temperature with an oven thermometer and adjust per service guidelines if applicable

Top-heat thermostat that controls the oven's upper heating circuit to maintain proper temperature. Replacing a failing thermostat restores consistent broil/top-bake performance and helps the oven reach set temperatures reliably. What it does

• Regulates the oven's top/broil heating element by cycling the circuit on and off to hold set temperatures.
• Restores proper top-heat and browning when a failed thermostat causes inconsistent or weak broil performance.
• Addresses symptoms such as broil not activating, uneven top browning, or the oven struggling to reach set temperatures.
• Works with the oven's control system to maintain safe, repeatable top-heat operation.

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before starting; allow the oven to cool completely.
• Access varies by model; remove the required control or oven panels to reach the thermostat.
• Label or photograph wiring before disconnecting so connectors are returned to their original positions.
• After installation, restore power and verify proper broil/top-heat operation.

This oven thermostat monitors and regulates oven temperature so your range maintains consistent baking and roasting results. It replaces a failed or inaccurate thermostat to restore proper oven temperature control. What it does:

• Senses oven temperature and signals the heating element or burner to cycle on and off
• Helps correct ovens that run too hot, too cold, or have inconsistent temperatures
• Restores temperature regulation for better baking and cooking performance
• Works with oven control systems that use a mechanical/electromechanical thermostat

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• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the oven control panel or inner back panel; follow your model's service manual
• Replace with the exact part number shown on your appliance or parts list to ensure fit and function

This temperature-control thermostat regulates refrigerator cooling cycles to help maintain set temperatures and proper food storage. It senses cabinet temperature and signals the compressor and fans to run as needed for stable cooling. What it does:

• Monitors interior temperature and switches compressor/fan circuits on or off to maintain the selected setting
• Restores normal cooling when a failed thermostat causes the fridge to run constantly or not run at all
• Helps prevent temperature swings that can lead to spoiled food or excessive frost
• Common symptoms: refrigerator too warm, fridge runs nonstop, or unit doesn't respond to temperature adjustments

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the control housing or panel; keep track of screws and fasteners
• Disconnect the wiring connector gently; avoid bending or stress on wires and the sensor capillary
• After installation, restore power and verify proper cycling and temperature control

This thermostat regulates and maintains the appliance's internal temperature, helping keep food at the correct cooling level and preventing excessive compressor run time. It directly senses temperature and signals the cooling system to cycle on and off. What it does:

• Senses internal cabinet temperature and opens/closes the circuit to control cooling cycles
• Stops cooling when desired temperature is reached and restarts it when the temperature rises
• Can cause the appliance to run constantly, not cool, or have temperature swings when faulty
• Works with the control system to maintain stable storage temperatures

• Disconnect power before testing or replacing the thermostat to avoid shock or damage
• Handle sensing element/capillary carefully to avoid kinks or damage
• Reinstall in the same position and orientation as the original for proper sensing

This modulating thermostat controls oven temperature by cycling the heating element to maintain consistent cooking heat. It replaces a failed temperature regulator so your oven can reach and hold set temperatures more reliably. What it does:

• Senses oven temperature and modulates power to the heating element to stabilize cooking temperature
• Helps prevent large temperature swings that cause uneven baking or roasting
• Commonly replaced when the oven won't reach or maintain set temperature or cycles on/off too frequently
• Works as the temperature control interface between the oven sensor and the heating elements

• One modulating thermostat assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle thermostat and any attached sensing bulb or probe carefully; avoid kinking or damaging sensing components
• Verify wiring location and routing before removal; transfer all connectors exactly as removed

This oven thermostat regulates cavity temperature to the set point on your range. Replacing a worn thermostat restores accurate heating and proper cycling, helping resolve undercooked or overbaked results, long preheat times, and temperature drift.

• Senses oven temperature via a capillary bulb and opens/closes internal contacts to maintain the selected setting
• Fixes ovens not reaching set temperature or running too hot/too cold
• Addresses ovens that won't cycle off or heat continuously
• Helps improve erratic temperature swings, inconsistent baking results, and extended preheats

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool completely; turn off gas supply if applicable
• Note the exact routing of the sensing bulb/capillary; do not kink or sharply bend it, and reinstall bulb clips in the original location
• Transfer mounting hardware and the control knob as needed; align the shaft to match the original orientation
• After installation, verify operation with an oven thermometer; for gas models, leak-check any disturbed connections with an approved solution

This thermostat regulates and cycles the heat to maintain your set oven temperature. Replacing a worn thermostat can restore accurate baking performance and prevent undercooking, overheating, or temperature swings.

• Senses oven temperature and opens/closes contacts to control the heating elements or burner
• Helps maintain consistent, even heat at the selected set point
• Common failure symptoms: oven not reaching set temperature, runs too hot, temperature fluctuates, long preheat, or heat won't shut off
• Mechanical control; uses a capillary sensing bulb routed into the oven cavity

• Disconnect power (and shut off gas if applicable) before servicing
• Remove control knob/panel as needed; label and transfer wires one at a time to matching terminals
• Carefully route and secure the sensing bulb and capillary tube; do not kink, pinch, or allow contact with elements
• After installation, verify temperature performance and calibrate per service instructions if required