General Electric Wall Oven Wire, Harness, Power Cord

Wire harness that connects the meat probe to your oven's control system. Replace if wiring is frayed, damaged, or connection fails to read probe temperature.

This conduit wire assembly routes and protects electrical wiring for the appliance, restoring secure connections and safe signal/power routing. It's a direct-fit wiring harness used where factory conduit is required. What it does

• Replaces damaged or frayed conduit wiring to restore safe electrical routing
• Protects internal wires from chafing, heat, and vibration
• Ensures stable power/signal connections between components
• Helps eliminate intermittent electrical faults caused by broken wiring

• One conduit wire assembly as shown

• Recommended for installers or experienced DIYers; disconnect power before servicing
• Verify wire routing and connector orientation match factory harness before finalizing
• Inspect connectors and surrounding components for damage; replace other damaged pieces as needed
• Secure conduit with existing clips or fasteners; do not over-tighten

Wire harness assembly connecting sail switch and temperature probe in wall ovens. Replace if wires are frayed, connectors damaged, or harness is worn.

Lead wire harness for electric ranges and wall ovens. Connects internal electrical components. Replace if wire is frayed, damaged, or connection is loose.

This wire harness connects the oven temperature sensor to the control system so the control can read accurate oven temperatures. Replacing a damaged harness restores reliable temperature sensing and oven performance. What it does:

• Connects the oven temperature sensor to the range/oven control board for accurate temperature feedback
• Transfers sensor signal so the control can regulate heating cycles
• Commonly replaced when the oven displays temperature-related errors, won't maintain temperature, or has intermittent temperature readings

• Includes: 1 oven sensor wire harness

• Disconnect power to the appliance before installing to avoid electric shock
• Route harness away from heating elements and sharp edges; secure connectors firmly
• Handle connectors gently and inspect for corrosion or damaged terminals