Southbend SOU1181996 Oven Temperature Probe

SKU: SOU1181996 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Temp Probe
Used With Control Boards # 46-1259 And # 46-1239
Southbend
Oven Xs10A, Xs20Ahh.Use Board # 46-1239
Series Eb, Es, Gb, Gs. Use Board # 46-1259

Description

The Southbend SOU1181996 Oven Temperature Probe is an essential temperature probe manufactured as a high quality accessory for precise temperature measurement. This helps in cooking to desired results because temperature is displayed live helping in avoiding overcooking or undercooking. Measuring 0.5 inches in length, 5.75 inches in width and 3.375 inches in height, This probe is perfect for bakeries, restaurants and any kitchen that demands accuracy and durability in its probe, to improve cooking efficiency and food safety, the probe delivers accurate results every time.

More Information:

  • SOUTHBEND:1172753 ,1181996 ,SOU1172753 ,SOU1181996

Step1: Disconnect oven power and ensure it is cool to prevent electric shock or burns.

Step2: Remove old probe by accessing rear oven cavity and disconnecting wiring harness carefully.

Step3: Note wiring positions for correct reconnection.

Step4: Route new probe into cavity, aligning mounting bracket and avoiding sharp edges.

Step5: Connect wires to matching terminals securely, ensuring tight, insulated connections.

Step6: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test temperature accuracy during preheat cycle.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Southbend SOU1181996 Temperature Probe?

    Clean the probe regularly to prevent grease buildup and inaccurate readings. Inspect wiring and probe tip for damage or corrosion. Ensure secure connections to maintain consistent temperature readings during operation and avoid calibration drift.

  • What are common issues with the Southbend SOU1181996 Temperature Probe?

    • Inaccurate readings.
    • Intermittent signal loss due to damaged wiring.
    • Corrosion or moisture ingress.
    • Loose or faulty connector.
    • Probe tip physical breakage.