Genuine Main Oven Thermostat 55.17052.080 - 250° Stock Number: ES1029303
Genuine spare part for select models of Indesit, Ariston and Hotpoint cookers
- A Main Oven Thermostat is quite straight forward to replace. There are three main areas to consider. 1/. the thermostat mounting, 2/. the connections to the electrical supply, and 3/. the positioning of the thermostat sensing capillary tube. If you are not familiar with working with electricty leave it to a trained professional, it is much safer. If however you feel safe with electrical equipment simply isolate the appliance, disconnect is best, remove all screws to give access to the top and rear panels of the appliance and remove the front facia and control knob. The rest only involves removing the old thermostat and fitting the new one in reverse order. Make a hand written note of the position of the wires on the old one with reference to colour of wiring and M1, M2 or whatever coding is used on the thermostat body, be careful to unwind the capillary tubing so that it does not kink and position the sensor tube in it's mounting in such a way that it will not dislodge once the oven is at full temperature and the metal starts to anneal. Dress all wiring as per the original installation and replace any cable ties removed. Also dress the thermostat sensor capillary tubing such as to neaten the work and keep it away from any electrical contact. Ensure you test the appliance thoroughly before you leave it. I hope this helps.
- My Husband found the Thermostat easy to fit,he is not an electrician.
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Rory at eSpares says...
Hi Manunited99, I'd only fit a thermostat if you're fully confident you can do it. If not, I'd say you'd be best off hiring an electrician.
My Mothers Hotpoint electric oven is constant5ly blowing through the vent above the oven door and will only stop when isolated from the mains electric, what could cause this to happen? 1 Answer
I think it is a SHS33XS model. The main fan and oven come on ok but the vent is constantly blowing until isolated
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Chris at eSpares says...
The cooling fan remains on until the oven has cooled down sufficiently. if it runs when cold suspect the cut in thermostat Stock Number: ES830102
The element works because when grill on it heats up, but when oven is turned on nothing happens, is it thermostat? 1 Answer
Just the fan turns on. No heat.
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Chris at eSpares says...
The problem could be the thermostat or the selector switch itself.
My oven heats up OK and when its reached the temperature the thermastat light goes out . But if I use the fan assisted switch the oven temperature is never reached and Stays just a little warm .as if the thermastat isn't working, even though the thermastat light is on.
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Chris at eSpares says...
It is likely to be the element see: How to diagnose problems with your oven http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/1/2145/how-to-diagnose-problems-with-your-oven
The whole thing seems to turn off, no indicator light, no fan and no oven light. Then if you let it cool down it turns back on again
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Chris at eSpares says...
The cause of the cut out is likely to be Stock Number: ES831469 for more information see our diagnosis video: • http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/1/2145/how-to-diagnose-problems-with-your-oven
I think it is hotter than what it states on the oven knob it is getting really hot even on 140 degrees
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Chris at eSpares says...
It is almost certain to be a faulty thermostat as the element should not be powered when the thermostat reaches its temperature.
- go onto e spares web site great video aides. if the thermostat is clicking on and off then its probaby the ellement
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