Parts for Thermador DM301ES01: Pcb Assy Parts

This replacement fan restores proper airflow inside your appliance, circulating air for cooling and overall performance. Replacing a worn or damaged fan helps keep temperatures in check and reduces noise from rubbing or imbalanced blades.

• Circulates air as designed to cool components and move heat/moisture where intended
• Common symptoms of a failing fan include loud scraping or rattling, weak or no airflow, wobble, or the fan not turning
• Heat buildup around the control area or repeated thermal shutdowns can point to a fan issue
• Physical cracks, broken fins, or warping indicate the fan should be replaced

• Disconnect power at the breaker; allow the unit to cool completely
• Access the fan per your model; remove panels/guards carefully and note orientation
• Transfer any retaining nut/clip or gasket from the original as required; seat the fan fully and secure
• Spin by hand to verify free movement; ensure no contact with shrouds before restoring power

This cooling element is the evaporator assembly that circulates cold refrigerant to remove heat from the refrigerator/freezer compartment, restoring proper cooling performance. What it does

• Evaporates refrigerant to absorb heat from the fresh-food and freezer compartments
• Helps maintain set temperatures and supports efficient compressor cycling
• Commonly linked to symptoms like warm compartments, frost buildup, or decreased cooling
• Works as the heat-exchange component in the appliance's sealed refrigeration system

• One cooling element/evaporator assembly

• Installation involves accessing the refrigerated compartment and removing interior panels; refrigerant system may be present
• Disconnect power before starting and handle components carefully to avoid damage to fins or tubing
• Inspect surrounding gaskets, seals, and mounting hardware during replacement

This microwave high-voltage capacitor replaces the internal capacitor that stores and supplies the pulse of energy needed for the magnetron to generate microwaves. Restores proper HV circuit operation when the capacitor is faulty. What it does:

• Stores and releases high-voltage energy used by the microwave's magnetron
• Commonly fails after electrical stress, age, or arcing
• Symptoms of a failing capacitor: microwave not heating, intermittent operation, humming or arcing noises, or blown fuses
• Works with the high-voltage circuitry—do not use as a general-purpose capacitor

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before any service.
• Capacitors can retain dangerous voltage even when unplugged—discharge safely using an insulated discharge tool.
• Follow the appliance service manual for correct removal and wiring; replace with the exact OEM part.

This diode is a small rectifier used on the appliance control electronics to allow current to flow in one direction, protecting the board and enabling proper control signals. Replacing a failed diode restores correct circuit behavior. What it does:

• Provides one-way current flow on the control board to prevent reverse voltage
• Protects sensitive electronics from backfeed and voltage spikes
• Can prevent control errors caused by a shorted or open diode
• Commonly replaced when control circuits fail to power or behave intermittently

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing controls to avoid shock
• Handle circuit boards and components with ESD care; avoid touching traces and contacts

This hold-down bracket secures the magnetron blower assembly in place to prevent movement and maintain proper blower alignment for reliable microwave operation. It's a small metal mount that keeps the blower stable during use. What it does:

• Anchors the magnetron blower or blower housing to the oven chassis to stop shifting and vibration
• Helps prevent blower contact with other components that can cause scraping or rattling noises
• Supports consistent airflow path for proper microwave ventilation
• Reduces risk of loose parts that can aggravate wear or intermittent operation

• Disconnect power and discharge high-voltage capacitor before servicing a microwave; risk of lethal shock
• This is a service replacement; inspect related blower, fan, and mounting hardware and replace if damaged
• Use original screws/fasteners or OEM replacements; tighten securely but Do Not overtighten

This replacement transformer cooling fan circulates air to keep the power transformer cooler, helping maintain reliable operation and reducing heat-related stress on electrical components. Fits applicable Bosch appliances that use the 00487021 fan. What it does:

• Circulates air around the power transformer to dissipate heat.
• Helps prevent transformer overheating and heat-related failures.
• Can reduce excessive humming or intermittent operation caused by a failing cooling fan.
• Restores proper airflow that keeps nearby electronics within intended temperature ranges.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Remove access panels and mounting hardware to replace the fan; note wiring orientation for correct reconnection.
• Handle the fan motor and blades carefully; avoid bending blades or damaging the connector.

This Thermal Fuse is an OEM part for Bosch Wall Ovens. It acts as a safety mechanism, designed to interrupt the electrical connection if the oven's temperature exceeds the safe limit.

What Causes a Bad Thermal Fuse:
Overheating due to issues like a malfunctioning thermostat or restricted airflow can cause the thermal fuse to blow. This interruption prevents the oven from operating at dangerously high temperatures, reducing the risk of fire.

Symptoms of a Bad Thermal Fuse:

• Oven fails to heat up
• No response or display on the control panel
• The oven doesn't maintain the set temperature

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

This door switch interlock assembly is the door latch switch that detects and secures the dishwasher door so cycles can start and run safely. It restores proper door sensing and locking for normal operation. What it does:

• Detects when the dishwasher door is fully closed so the control will allow a wash cycle to start.
• Locks or interlocks the door during operation to prevent accidental opening and stop leaks.
• Helps resolve symptoms such as the dishwasher not starting, control lights flashing, or cycles stopping when the door is closed.
• Works as the electrical/mechanical interface between the door and the appliance control.

• One door switch interlock assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or shut off breaker) before beginning repair.
• Remove the dishwasher door panel or access panels as required to reach the latch; keep screws/fasteners organized.
• Align and secure the new interlock assembly and test door engagement and cycle start before reassembly.

This door switch detects when the door is fully closed and latched. Replacing a worn or stuck switch restores safe, consistent start/stop behavior and ensures the unit only runs with the door securely shut. What it does:

• Senses door position and signals the control to enable/disable operation
• Prevents the appliance from running with the door open
• Resolves issues such as: won't start despite power, stops when the door is jostled, "close door" message, or needing to press on the door to run
• Helps restore reliable cycle start and proper safety interlock function

• 1 door switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the switch behind the door panel or latch area; note wire locations or take a photo
• Move wire connectors to the new switch one at a time; ensure terminals are fully seated
• Reassemble and test door closure and operation before returning to service