It is a genuine item that is supplied by the original manufacturer for use with Waring convection ovens. The thermostat is designed to measure the temperature inside the oven. Unfortunately, over time it may wear out or get damaged eventually requiring a replacement. Check the appropriate diagrams for your model to ensure the correct repair procedure. Note, this high-quality thermostat is sold as an individual component. A screwdriver will be needed to take apart and reassemble the unit when performing this repair.
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Thermostat arrived quickly. Installation was mostly ok.
Grinding off the rivets that held the old thermocouple was a bit of a pain. But other than that installation was pretty straightforward. Our oven is no longer running 100F higher than set.
Guest - January 29, 2025
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1. Remove the cover of the oven.
2. Drill out the two bottom rivets of the two hole straps holding thermocouple.
3. Drill out 1 rivet on the clamp on thermocouple where it goes through the cabinet.
4. Pry up the bottom of the two straps (just enough to release) holding thermocouple.
5. Remove two wires on the bac
... Read morek of thermostat by gently pulling with needle nose pliers.
6. Remove knob by pulling straight out.
7. Remove 2 Phillips screws holding thermostat in.
8. Reverse procedure to install taking care not to kink thermocouple tubing.
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Older table top convection oven was over heating and the temperature would not lower
Removed the outer cover.
Removed the old thermostat.
Installed the replacement thermostat (easy two wires).
Put the cover back in place.
Roasted a chicken.
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