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Customer Questions and Answers for Oven Simmer Control Board Kit by Bosch

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By: Bosch
Part Number: OEM13529835
Manufacturer Part Number: 00619016

This kit includes a simmer control board that regulates low-heat burner operation on the cooktop, allowing precise temperature control at simmer settings. The board manages the cycling of the burner element to maintain consistent low temperatures. Replace this kit if your burners won't maintain a simmer, cycle erratically at low settings, or if the existing control board shows signs of damage or failure.

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For Bosch Oven Simmer Control Board Kit (Part Number: OEM13529835)

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Andrew,

It would be recommended to check the oven sensor for the proper resistance of 1090 at room temperature. If the sensor is off then it will need replaced and if this checks ok then the oven potentiometer will be the most likely cause for this issue.

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Iwona,

This issue will most likely be caused by a faulty control board. The part number for the control board is 00676192.

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Kevin M for Model Number Thermador PRG30-4EH/06

I received the potentiometers 00629722 you verified should be good for our Thermador. Disassembled the stove sufficiently to replace them. However, the original potentiometers have edge connectors. The potentiometers 00629722 received have a male Molex-style connector. So I could not connect to them. Both have five wires. What do you suggest? Thanks for your ongoing help. I have photos showing the different connectors on the potentiometer assemblies if that would be useful.

Sidney for Model Number PRG486EDPG01

Large Oven not igniting...you can hear and smell gas turn on but there is no ignition and then gas shuts off after 5-10 seconds. Replaced igniter, replace main control board, replaced smaller igniter board, tested conductivity of ignition wire from control board to igniter and it is fine. Tested temperature sensor in oven and it is within specs....dont know why large oven will not ignite...smaller oven works fine...all burners work fine...what else is left for me to check??? thx

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Sidney,

You will want to pull the burner and check to make sure that there is no rust around the ports and make sure that there is nothing clogged in the orifice or that there are no cobwebs inside the burner.

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