Prg364edg06 Parts

This Terminal Box is an OEM part for Bosch Built-In Ovens. Integral to the oven's electrical system, this component serves as a secure connection point for various electrical wires within the appliance.

A common issue with a malfunctioning Terminal Box is loose connections or damage to the terminal block due to heat exposure or aging. 

Symptoms of a defective Terminal Box may include:

• Inconsistent power supply to the oven
• Non-functional heating elements
• Sparks or electrical arcing within the terminal box area

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

This cooling fan motor drives the fan that circulates air to carry heat away from internal components. Replacing a weak or failed motor helps protect electronics and maintain stable operation by preventing overheating and reducing excessive fan noise. What it does

• Powers the cooling fan to move air through the cabinet/control area
• Helps dissipate heat during and after use to protect electronics
• Supports proper performance by preventing over-temperature shutdowns
• Common symptoms: fan won't run, intermittent operation, loud humming/squealing, appliance running hot or shutting off

• One cooling fan motor

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Allow the unit to cool completely; use cut-resistant gloves around sharp metal
• Note wire positions and mounting orientation; transfer any reusable mounts as needed
• After mounting, verify the fan spins freely and no wiring/insulation obstructs airflow before restoring power

This is a replacement appliance tube that routes water or air inside compatible Bosch appliances to maintain proper operation and prevent leaks. Durable plastic construction restores the original pathway for fluids or airflow. What it does:

• Replaces a worn, cracked, or damaged internal tube to stop leaks or seepage
• Restores proper routing of water or air so the appliance can operate as designed
• Helps eliminate symptoms like visible leaking, pooling, or unusual odors from trapped moisture
• Works as a direct-fit replacement where the original tube has failed or deteriorated

• One replacement tube

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before beginning any repairs
• Compare the new tube to the original for length, fittings, and orientation before installing
• Use proper clamps or retainers as required by the appliance; secure connections to prevent leaks

This transformer supplies the low-voltage power needed for an oven's interior lights so bulbs operate reliably. It restores proper lighting and helps stop flicker or complete loss of oven lamp function. What it does:

• Converts the oven's supply to the low-voltage output required by interior lamp circuits.
• Restores steady lamp operation when lights fail to come on or flicker.
• Works with the oven's light switch and control circuitry to deliver consistent voltage.
• Helps prevent false diagnostics caused by intermittent lamp power.

• One oven light transformer.

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Accessible behind the control panel or chassis; remove panels carefully to reach the transformer.
• Note wire locations and secure all connectors; use proper wire connectors and strain relief.

This display is the user interface module that shows cycle status, settings and error indicators so you can read and control the appliance from the front panel. It restores visible feedback and menu information for normal operation. What it does

• Provides the visible display for cycle progress, timers and selected options
• Shows error codes and status messages to help identify issues
• Works with the appliance control board to update settings and user inputs
• Restores readable display after a failed or cracked panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid shock or damage
• Replacement typically requires removal of the front control or console panel; handle the display lens and ribbon connectors carefully
• Keep screws and small fasteners organized for reassembly

The Heater Element Range is an OEM component for Bosch electric ranges. It is responsible for generating precise heat to cook foods and bake consistently.

Causes of a bad element range include scaling or mineral deposits from repeated cleanings that interfere with heat transfer. Broken coils from rough handling can also disrupt heat output.

Symptoms of a bad heater element range include:

• Long preheat times unable to reach desired heat  
• Burnt exteriors but raw interiors when baking
• Disabled or reluctant-to-heat oven and broiler functions
• Hot and cold spots causing inconsistent results

This OEM Bosch part can also be used on Thermador and Gaggenau appliances.

This two-way valve controls water flow into the appliance, restoring proper fill and cycle operation when the valve fails. Direct-fit replacement designed to match OEM function and restore reliable water routing. What it does:

• Opens and closes to direct water to the correct circuit during wash/fill cycles
• Stops water flow when the appliance is off or when a fill cycle is complete
• Commonly replaced for symptoms like no fill, continuous filling, or leaking at the valve
• Provides the solenoid-actuated shutoff function used by the appliance control system

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting; verify the appliance is completely de-energized
• Drain remaining water and take photos of hose/electrical connections before removal to aid reassembly
• Use hand tools and avoid overtightening fittings to prevent damage; inspect inlet hoses and seals while replacing

Replacement water inlet valve that controls an appliance's incoming water flow for reliable fill and cycle operation. Replacing a faulty valve can stop no-fill, slow-fill, or continuous-fill issues and restore normal performance. What it does:

• Opens and closes to regulate water entering the appliance during fill cycles.
• Helps ensure correct water levels for proper washing or rinsing.
• Common symptom fixer for appliances that won't fill, fill slowly, or keep filling.
• May cause visible leaks at the valve or trigger fill-related fault behavior if failed.

• Turn off power and shut off the water supply before starting any work.
• Open a cycle or relieve pressure to drain residual water before removing the old valve.
• Inspect and replace any worn seals or inlet hoses when installing the new valve.
• Follow the appliance service manual for specific removal/installation steps.

This panel insert replaces a damaged or missing control-panel trim piece to restore the front appearance and support proper button alignment and sealing. It fits into the appliance's control area for a clean, finished look. What it does:

• Replaces cracked, faded, or otherwise damaged control-panel insert pieces
• Restores cosmetic finish and proper fit for control buttons and overlays
• Helps maintain a sealed control area against moisture and debris
• Prevents loose or misaligned panel edges that can interfere with operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle edges carefully to avoid scratching or cutting; wear gloves if needed
• May require removal of the outer door or control bezel—use proper tools and follow the service manual

The Lamp is an OEM part for Bosch ranges and ovens. The range lamp provides visibility when viewing food through the oven window or checking on items cooking on the stove.

Causes of a bad range lamp can include normal wear and tear over time, as well as accidental damage from impact or handle mishandling.

Symptoms of a bad range lamp include:

• Diminished light that does not adequately illuminate the cooking space
• Flickering or unstable illumination
• A burned out or broken bulb

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

This OEM replacement pin is a small hardware fastener used to secure or pivot mating components within the appliance. Replacing a worn or missing pin restores proper alignment and reliable movement of the affected part or linkage.

• Serves as an axle/retainer for hinges, brackets, or linkages
• Maintains alignment of moving parts to reduce wobble or binding
• When bent, worn, or missing, you may notice looseness, rattling, misalignment, or difficulty opening/closing related components
• Direct-fit OEM replacement for the specified application

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off water or gas before servicing
• Support the component being serviced to prevent strain or damage during removal/installation
• Note the original orientation and retain any washers, clips, or spacers for transfer to the new pin
• Inspect mating holes/bushings; replace related worn parts to ensure proper fit and operation

A Trident-style surface burner head that directs gas to the cooktop burner for an even, controlled flame. Replaces a worn or damaged burner head to restore consistent heating and safe operation. What it does:

• Directs and shapes the gas flame for proper cooking heat
• Restores even flame pattern when the original burner is warped or clogged
• Helps eliminate weak or irregular flames caused by damaged ports
• Works with the burner base and cap to maintain stable ignition

• Turn off the appliance and shut off gas/electric power before servicing
• Remove grates and burner cap, then replace the burner head; reassemble in reverse order
• Clean mating surfaces of debris or corrosion before installation for proper fit

This push-button switch is a user-interface component that completes electrical circuits when pressed, restoring control to the affected function. It replaces a worn or failed switch to help regain reliable button response. What it does:

• Acts as the tactile electrical contact for a control or door function
• Restores responsiveness when a button no longer actuates the appliance
• Can stop intermittent operation caused by a worn or corroded switch contact
• Common symptom: controls or a specific function do not activate when the button is pressed

• One push-button switch as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Access may require removing a console or panel—keep track of fasteners and wire locations
• Disconnect wiring harness or terminals carefully; note connector orientation for reassembly
• Test the new switch with the power off using a multimeter continuity check before reassembly