Oven Temperature Sensor, Thermostat and Probe Replacements
Select an oven temperature sensor by matching the range or wall-oven model and the original manufacturer part number. This category brings together cavity sensor probes, high-limit thermostats, thermal fuses and model-specific meat probes used in compatible cooking appliances.
Although these parts all relate to temperature, they perform different jobs and should not be treated as interchangeable. An oven sensor probe reports cavity temperature to the electronic control, while a thermostat or thermal fuse may limit heat for safety. A meat probe measures food temperature rather than oven-cavity temperature. Compare the component type, connector, lead length, mounting method and approved replacement numbers before ordering.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Use the range or wall-oven model number and original sensor part number, then compare the connector, probe length, mounting design and approved replacement numbers.
Not always. A cavity sensor reports temperature to the control, while a thermostat may regulate or limit heat through a separate function.
No, a thermal fuse can not replace a temperature sensor. A thermal fuse is a safety component and should only be replaced with the specified part for the appliance model.
It is a removable or model-specific probe used to monitor the internal temperature of food during cooking.
Yes. Resistance values, connectors, lead lengths and mounting points can differ even when the probes appear similar.