David April 16, 2018 for Model Number Model SGCS456RS and Serial #20020018M We are trying to find a replacement for Part No. 0189819 and our Thermador cooktop Model SGCS456RS, serial number is 20020018M
1 Answer David, The replacement potentiometer for this unit will be part number 00422748. Read More...
Stephanie April 02, 2018 I need a replacement potentiometer for my Thermador stove Model #SGC365RS. It calls for part #00189819, but I haven't been able to find that part. Is there another replacement part I can use for this model stove?
1 Answer Hello Stephanie. Sorry, this part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part. Read More...
William July 05, 2017 for Model Number SGCS365RS We need a replacement pot switch for our Thermador stove and we were instructed to find a part with number 00189819, but cannot find any online. Can you recommend another replacement part? I see others with different models who needed the same part have gotten help from you. Thanks!
Chad November 02, 2016 for Model Number SGCS365RW The Potentiometer on the front middle burner quick working, I swapped to confirm this with the back right. I called around and part no. 20-02-419 is no longer available, and 00189819 was the alternate they gave me that is no longer available either. Is there any other circuit boards that would work? I see 0422749 and 0422748 on this site but they are different models.
1 Answer Hello Chad. Sorry, this part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part. Read More...
Robert May 09, 2015 for Model Number SGCS365RS Serial Number 81070274NB I am having trouble with my XLO burners. Originally, one of two stopped working while the other worked fine. I just purchased and installed your Simmer Kit 497234 (AP3872617) - replacing the Simmer controller and both Potentiometers. With all three installed, my Spark Module "freaked" when I plugged in. It initiated sparking, and the light came one, without any of the gas valve knobs being turned. First - were these not the right components for my model/serial number? From the part numbers, it seemed correct. Then, after reinstalling my original Simmer Ctlr and Potentiometers, both XLOs now do not work. When either XLO knob is turned, no sparking begins. Any idea for what would cause that to happen? I double checked all the connections at the Simmer control, as well as the potentiometer harnesses, and they all seem solid.
1 Answer Robert, This kit would be the correct simmer kit for your unit. You will want to check the wire harnesses for the potentiometers to make sure that they are not bad. This is what it sounds like the issue is. Read More...
Eric February 27, 2015 for Model Number Thermador SGCS365RS - Gas 5 burner cook top How do I gain access to the potentiometers located just underneath the valve stems? I think I have a bad one and would like to test them by swapping the known good one with the bad one. Do I need a special tool to take off the burner assemblies or do I just put a 20mm hex socket on the burner base and give it a good pull, as they appear to be "baked" on? (I also see a very small hex nut deep inside the burner, does that need to come off too?) All of this is because one of the simmer burners (the front one) has virtually no range in heat and turns on the xlo function prematurely. Thank you
1 Answer Hello Eric, You will need to remove the control panel to access the potentiometers. This is somewhat of a major job so I would have the replacement parts in hand before the procedure since it is too big a job to do twice. There is no special tool that works any better than a socket to remove the burners. You can soak them in penetrating oil overnight to make them remove a bit easier. Before re-installing them, be sure to put some cooking oil or grease on the threads to prevent thread seize. Do not tamper with the small hex since this is the orifice and does not hold anything in place. Read More...
Jennifer August 20, 2014 for Model Number SGCS365RS I need to replace the switch potentiometer 189819 for my gas cook top and its no longer available. My serial number is 97040190. Is there a compatible part? Or a place to buy scrap parts?
2 Answers Jennifer, the replacement potentiometer listed for your model is part number 00422749. Thanks! Read More...
Jennifer August 20, 2014 for Model Number SGCS365RS I need to replace the switch potentiometer 189819 for my gas cook top and its no longer available. My serial number is 97040190. Is there a compatible part? Or a place to buy scrap parts?
2 Answers Jennifer, To replace the potentiometer for your unit you will need to replace the simmer control kit which will come with the simmer control and 2 potentiometers. The part number for the Simmer control kit is 00497234. Read More...
Mary Beth October 16, 2012 for Model Number SGCS365RS I have determined that my unit needs a new potentiometer. My serial # is 20011513M What model number potentiometer should I buy?
1 Answer Hello Mary Beth! The replacement potentiometer for the given model is part number 00422748. Thanks! Read More...
Simon August 14, 2012 for Model Number SGCS365RS Hi - the front right xlo burner ignites and runs for about 10 minutes (at any setting) then the gas shuts off (hear valve close) then it tries to re-ignite (continuous clicking). The corresponding xlo burner back middle works fine. Can you please direct me to the part I need to replace? Thanks Simon PS Already replaced the ignition head with no luck.
1 Answer Simon, The place to start would be the potentiometer 00422749, It's the more suseptable component in the system. Based on your post, thats where you want to start. Thanks Read More...