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$36.84
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$55.17
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SKU
WB20K10015
The General Electric WB20K10015 Range Temperature Sensor is an internal sensing item contained in an appliance to check the temperature of a burner. It is primarily used to read temperature variations and transmit them to the control system of the range. Heating components can be adjusted to ensure the desired cooking level is maintained. The sensor is mounted in the interior of the oven or the cooktop and is wired and linked to control and wiring circuits. It supports maintaining the right temperature and ensuring the same cooking result, while maintaining a relatively stable functioning during the process.
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| Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC Product Number: WB20K10015 OEM Part Number: WB20K10015 Product Description: Temperature Sensor |
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Installation Steps
Step1: Switch off power at breaker and unplug range to avoid shock.
Step2: Remove rear panel screws and carefully take off rear panel to access old sensor.
Step3: Disconnect wiring harness carefully noting placement.
Step4: Unscrew and remove faulty sensor.
Step5: Install new sensor and secure screws.
Step6: Reconnect wiring and reassemble panel.
Step7: Restore power and test temperature function.
