Zach November 07, 2013 for Model Number prg364gd Thermador I have a thermador oven, model number PRG364GD. I get spark at all four burners when any one is on, and my left burners do not come on at all, but I do get spark when I move the left control knobs. I was thinking of ordering the Potentiometer kit but it could possibly be solenoid failure as well. Does this part (simmer control) directly control the solenoids?
1 Answer Hello Zach, While the potentiometer 00629722 is a common part to fail, The solenoid 00423093 is more common. Normally, when only the burners which are supplied gas through the solenoid are involved, the solenoid is normally the cause. Read More...
Jasijohn October 05, 2013 for Model Number RDDS30VRS-FD Do I need any special tools to replace the potentiometer?
1 Answer Hello Jasijohn. No, there is no special tools needed to replace the potentiometer kit. Read More...
Matt September 14, 2013 for Model Number Thermador RDFS30RS Curious to the location of the potentiometer? part # AP3872616
1 Answer Hello Matt. The controller is under the cooktop and the potentiometer is on the valve stems. Read More...
Brad M. March 07, 2013 for Model Number Bosch gas range - HGS5052UC Hello, I had the oven on and it wouldn't turn off. I cut the power which fixed that problem but when I turned the power back on neither the clock time adjustment or oven settings wouldn't work. There is a brief number 013 that shows for 2 seconds when the power is turned on. The stove burners work fine. What do I need? Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Brad, This sounds like the control board 00653424 is in need of replacement. The fault code you had pop up was a EEPROM data failure. This sounds really complicated but it just means that the pre-programmed information in the "chip" has been corrupted. Read More...
Brian B. February 06, 2013 for Model Number SGCS365RS I need a new Potentiometer for my cooktop. The valve stem size is approx. 1/4". PART #189818 FITS a 3/8" stem (unavailable). Does part # 497235 fit the smaller 1/4" stem?
1 Answer Brian, the replacement potentiometer for your model is part number 00422749. Thanks! Read More...
Velvetfoot January 03, 2013 for Model Number SGSX365 Hello. If it turns out I need a potentiometer for my Thermador cooktop, model SGSX365, what would the part number be? Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Velvetfoot, based on your model, you would need potentiometer 00497246. Thanks! Read More...
Luc February 24, 2012 for Model Number CGX304UB I have one burner that stopped working and I need part # 189817. Apparently you can only buy this whole Potentiometer Kit #497235 which is really expensive! Does anyone know where I can get part # 189817? It would be so lame if I have to buy the whole kit. Might as well invest that money into a whle new range.
1 Answer Luc, the manufacturer has discontinued part number 189817 and the potentionmeter kit 00497235 is the only item available. Sorry about that! Read More...
Steve December 30, 2011 for Model Number sgcs365rs ser#9901...... Hello, My cook-top has already had this kit installed sometime in the past, but one of the potentiometers have quit. I know that's the problem because if I remove both and trade their places, then the burner that previously did not work does, and the one that did work no longer does. Can I get just one of the potentiometers instead of the whole kit?
1 Answer Hello Steve. No, you will need to order the kit for the potentiometer 00497235. Thank you. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Hami. Turn the rear extra low burner knob to "HI" and check between POT2 & LINE 5 at the simmer controller 00497235. The voltage should be 1.5 VDC if the solenoid is on. Warning: POT1, POT2, and LINE 5 are carrying 120 VAC. Repeat the process for the front burner. The reading between POT1 and LINE 5 should be 1.5 VDC. If not, check voltage on solenoid 1 and solenoid 1 RET on the simmer controller. The voltage should be between 85 to 105 VDC. Repeat for Solenoid 2 and solenoid 2 RET on the simmer controller. If there is no voltage there replace the controller. If the first test was good, and the 1.5 VDC was at both checks, you will turn the rear burner to "XLO" and check for 5 VDC between POT2 & LINE 5. Repeat for the front burner, but you will test from POT1 & LINE 5 for the front burner. If the voltage is good, does the solenoid operate 5 to 10 seconds and then off for 50 to 55 seconds. If not, you will need to replace the simmer controller. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Ernesto August 11, 2011 for Model Number THERMADOR PRSE484GGS Hi, my kitchen is a Thermador PRSE484GGS, and the original potentiometer (ap2825521) is not avaible, can I use this kit??
1 Answer Hello Ernesto! No, the potentiometer kit 00497235 is not used on your product. The replacement will be part number 00422748. Thanks! Read More...