Jerry April 03, 2018 for Model Number SGCS365RB I have a thermador SGCS365RB. The middle two burners (simmer burners with xlo) stopped working. When I turned the knobs, no spark, no gas. Saw online that potentiometer needs replacing. My question is which potentiometer to get? is it AP3782975? also it seems the simmer controller is discontinued. Is there a way to get the simmer controller and potentiometer kit at all (AP00497234)? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Jerry, the simmer control for the model number supplied was 00422882. Unfortunately the manufacturer has discontinued the part and they did not supply a suitable replacement to take it's place. Sorry! Read More...
Susan January 03, 2018 for Model Number PRSG364GLS All four burners keep sparking endlessly and only stop when I unplug the stove. The Thermador technician said I need to replace the Simmer Control Kit 00497234, which is unavailable (I have searched EVERYwhere online). When the stove is unplugged, I only have use of the 2 right burners. I don't mind lighting them manually, so my question is whether there is any way to work around the unavailable simmer controller and restore gas flow to the two left simmer burners so that I can light them manually. Would replacing the two potentiometers (which ARE available) allow the gas to flow even if the simmer controller is not replaced? And if not, how can I at least get my oven working again? Can I disable the faulty simmer controller to stop the clicking so that I can again plug in the stove and use the oven?
1 Answer Susan, The only other way to do this would be to get the simmer control and potentiometers separately but unfortunately the simmer control has been discontinued by the manufacturer with no suitable replacement available. 00422882 simmer control and 00422748 potentiometer. Read More...
Chris January 02, 2018 for Model Number PRG304US Left burners will not light. No spark or gas.Burner warning light on front panel always on now. Right burners work but had issues with all four needing to turn another burner on to get one to lite.
1 Answer Chris, This issue will most likely be caused by faulty potentiometers with neither of the left burners working. Read More...
Carmine November 22, 2017 for Model Number Thermador prg486gdus The two left burners will not light and are not getting gas. They do not spark at all. I have replaced the ingiter, potentiometer and one gas selinoid. What could be preventing the burners from getting electric and gas?
Mike November 20, 2017 Which simmer control unit for a Thermador PG366BS/13, serial no: 39609008332 800018
1 Answer Hello Mike, the model number you've listed ending with /13 does not appear valid. We did find a model number ending with /03 and for that model number they use simmer control part number 00645446. Thanks! Read More...
Jean Calligan October 05, 2017 for Model Number 00497234 Part Number: AP3872617 MFG Part Number: 00497234 Made by: Bosch, Not Available. Is there a replacement part or do I just throw my stove away?
1 Answer Jean, Unfortunately, the manufacturer has discontinued the [00422882] Simmer Control Module. The potentiometers [00422748] are available, but that usually won't solve the issue, either. Before you "just throw my stove away" you may want to try contacting local parts dealers, one of them might still have it in stock. Enter your part number in a search engine, a smaller company might have it ? Try eBay, Amazon or similar sites . Search by using the manufacturer's part number. Try a used appliance store, sometimes they have the same model or useable part for your machine. Contact refurbishing companies, especially for circuit boards: •www.circuitboardmedics.com •www.corecentricsolutions.com/ Sorry, and Good Luck, Thanks, Read More...
Ash August 22, 2017 for Model Number PRSG304/36 My 1998 PRSG304/36 natural gas professional started having problems with the ignitors sparking non-stop. I thoroughly cleaned the entire unit! All seemed fine for a week and then it started doing it again. I turned off the unit at the circuit breaker and then switched it back on. The right burners are fine. The simmer burners don't work right away and take 2 days to come back to life and continually start sparking again. The left front simmer burner flame works well at all levels but it keeps sparking. The rear simmer burner turns on for about 10 seconds with the flame working at all levels, then turns off. If I put it on low simmer it will cut off every 10 seconds or so and re-light, repeating the problem, 10 seconds cuts off and re-lights. The stove and griddle work fine. We use the 2 right burners, knowing that the left burners will start clicking again after about 2 days, so we know it is localized to the simmer burners. I have put new ignitors in and new re-ignitor module and new potentiometers, which could be the problem because I know the potentiometers are meant to be replaced with the simmer control as a kit. What parts do I need to fix this cocktail of issues? The valve heads are clean, the burner heads are clean. Could it be the solenoid? THANKS!
1 Answer Ash, You will want to make sure that you used the simmer control 00422882 and 2 of the potentiometer part number 00422748. If the correct parts were not used it could cause the issue that you are having with the unit . Read More...
Simon July 08, 2017 for Model Number PCS366US Is there a replacement for AP3872617 which is no longer available?
1 Answer Hello Simon. Sorry, this part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part. Read More...
Jerry December 26, 2016 for Model Number PCG366E/03 SN 39601006-497 Thermador 6 burner rangetop. The two XLO burners quit working. When I turn the knobs the blue light on front comes on but neither burner emits gas and neither burner sparks. The 4 other burners (not XLO) work fine. I believe I need the simmer control but I'm not sure which one for my model. Thank you.
1 Answer Jerry, The part number for the simmer control kit on your unit will be 00619016. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Bri. We would need your model and serial number to determine the age of the unit. Read More...