Fuse Thermal Kit 120v Nla SP0010496

Could not believe how many screws that toaster had to get to the fuse, but once I got there, easily replaced the fuse and it worked great. Easier for me to unbend the existing retaining clip, remove the new retaining clip and use the old retaining clip to hold the fuse in place. Your mileage may vary.

Simple

Impressed that part was genuine factory replacement, not a generic. Installed easily for that reason. Well priced though shipping a bit steep, more than part.

Arrived sooner than expected, a genuine factory part, and the Breville is toasting again. Thanks.

Our Breville was almost 10 years old when it suddenly lost all power to the unit. Thanks to eReplacementParts we were able to resurrect the oven for less than $12.00 and about 3 hours of disassembly/reassembly. Breville made it difficult to access the part and troubleshoot the problem (likely due to safety concerns for DIY'ers) but by viewing multiple DIY videos, it was worth the time. I would highly recommend testing the continuity of the thermal fuse prior to ordering, as there are a number of parts that could contribute to the failure of the unit. Thanks again. Mike K.

Not the world's fastest repair -- requires taking all the feet and the back panel off the toaster ( roughly 40 screws), and it took some carefully reaching in to remove the old fuse assembly and install this new one, but it worked like a charm and it's wonderful to have this (pricey, but good!) toaster oven working again. Definitely recommend.

Toaster was completely unresponsive (no display, no heat). Decided that for the low price of this fuse, it was worth a shot. It worked! Pretty straightforward repair. As many reviews and videos mention, be prepared for removing lots of screws to get the back panel of the toaster oven removed.

Instructions were very helpful, the part was exactly as shown, and the toaster oven is now back in use.

Fixed my Breville BOV650 Oven. I think Breville has a design flaw. The oven operates up to 450 degrees F, and this thermal fuse is rated to 172 degrees C, or 342 degrees F. This is the second failure like this. Breville replaced the first one under warranty. Unit is now 9 years old. Paid extra for expedited shipping to get the part quicker. It will help if you have a very long Phillips head screwdriver so that you can remove the three screws that hold the housing to the front panel. Gives you needed access the the power board.

Our Breville toaster oven (model 650xl) stopped working. An internet search showed that others had the same problem and were able to fix it by replacing the thermal fuse. eReplacementParts had it in stock and at a fair price. Taking the case completely off the toaster required a very long phillips screwdriver, which we didn't have. So, instead, we snipped the fuse out of the toaster and this part and then crimped the new fuse inline with the existing wires. With that, the toaster is fixed and working fine again. I only gave four stars because the new fuse is rated at 15 amp/216 degrees C. The one it replaced was rated at 10 amp/172 degrees C. Internet wisdom says for a "thermal fuse" going from 10 to 15 amps isn't a problem. I don't know if the difference of 44 degrees C (80 F) is problematic. I posed this question to eReplacements a couple weeks ago and haven't gotten a response. This part number matches Breville's, so our assumption is that Breville changed the specs to cover a wider range of products.