WB20K8 General Electric Oven Thermostat
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General Electric
MFG Number
WB20K8
Manufactured BY:
General Electric
Part number WB20K8 replaces: AP2623073, WB20K10023, WB20K10008, 164D2793P001, 183D5463P001, 223C3823P001, 251863, AH235170, EA235170, EAP235170, PS235170, WB20K0006, WB20K0008, WB20K6.
Special Price
$128.99
Regular Price
$214.99
(40% off)
The Oven Thermostat is a genuine OEM part designed for GE ovens, compatible with brands like Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore models. This component plays a crucial role in managing the oven's temperature by switching the heat on and off to keep it at the set level. The thermostat's accurate calibration and robust design are vital for consistent cooking results and to avoid the risks of food being over or undercooked.
A thermostat may start to malfunction due to long-term usage, which can diminish its sensitivity, or if it has been exposed to extreme temperatures, affecting its precision.
Indicators of a faulty oven thermostat include:
- The oven failing to reach the specified temperature.
- Temperature in the oven varying significantly from the set point.
- Uneven cooking of food or not cooking within the expected duration.
This part addresses issues such as:
- Excessive heat generation.
- Insufficient heat for baking.
- Oven failing to initiate heating.
By maintaining the thermostat in good working condition, you can ensure your oven operates efficiently and produces the desired cooking results.
A thermostat may start to malfunction due to long-term usage, which can diminish its sensitivity, or if it has been exposed to extreme temperatures, affecting its precision.
Indicators of a faulty oven thermostat include:
- The oven failing to reach the specified temperature.
- Temperature in the oven varying significantly from the set point.
- Uneven cooking of food or not cooking within the expected duration.
This part addresses issues such as:
- Excessive heat generation.
- Insufficient heat for baking.
- Oven failing to initiate heating.
By maintaining the thermostat in good working condition, you can ensure your oven operates efficiently and produces the desired cooking results.
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