Oven Temperature Sensor

Pull Oven away from wall and disconnect power.
Remove back panel for access to sensor and wiring/connector.
Disconnect sensor connector.
Remove old sensor and insert new one into place.
If the connector does not match (as mine didn't), cut and strip sensor wires and connect to service wires with heat resistant wire nut ... Read more s.
Secure wiring appropriately and replace back panel.
Connect power and re-position oven.

Ture power off pull stove out from the wall remove the screws from back panel with a 1/4 inch nutdriver unplug sensor remove the screw pull sensor out and slide the new one in and reverse the process.

removed the double oven and spliced the wires

removed rear panel unplugged sensor removed mounting screw replaced sensor.20 minutes!

Pulled range out which needed to be cleaned behind anyway...disconnected power cord from outlet...removed rear panel from stove to access part.....disconnected plug from old part simple disconnect...removed old part replaced with new...new part wasn't same simple plug as new...spliced old disconnect to new part simple as that replaced ove ... Read more n rear panel plugged power back in working great so far and did a much needed cleaning behind stove

This repair can be done much quicker and easier than I did it. I started out by removing trim to get to the control board. This was not necessary. First i pulled the oven door. Remove 2 screws and keepers above hinges, set door to broil position and lift up. Door will pull up and off. With this out of the way, find 4 screws on outter ... Read more edge that hold oven to the wall. Dont confuse these with the screws that look the same as the ones you pull to remove the door, these screws have a smaller head and are closer to the outside. Once these screws are removed, find a helper, and with one person on each side, pull the oven out of the wall. It will be helpful if you have a table or sawhorses prepared to sit the oven on. Once the oven is removed from the wall, look inside the oven & find the old temp sensor (mine was in top left hand corner). Remove the 2 screws that hold it in place. Now go to back of oven and trace the wires coming from the temp sensor to where it plugs in. Remove old sensor, but do not discard ! In my case (as many others). I had to cut the old plug off and solder it on the new sensor. I used heat shrink to cover solder splice. Replace oven and door in reverse order of removing. Fixed my oven for $25-$30 verses spending $900 for a new one !

Ordered Oven Temperature Sensor, unplug oven from power source remove back panel with nut driver. Splice wires from new part and had to splice wires coming from stove. Install with wire nuts and replace oven sensor reinstall back panel and plug oven into power source, tested oven with oven temperature gauge, oven works fine. Easy to repai ... Read more r.