Southbend 1174709 RangeThermostat Kit W/ 250°F - 500°F BJWA
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Thermostat, Bjwa Kit,[Off-L0-250-500] Housing Rotation | |
| 180°,Outlet Position "B", Outlet Size 1/4", 36" Cap Tube, | |
| 3/16 X 7-1/2" Bulb. W/By-Pass Adjustment. | |
| For Knob Use Ap# 22-1381 Oven | |
| For Southbend Models~ | |
| 360Aa,Ad,Dd-2Rr~ | |
| 4241C,E~ | |
| 424E,4361A-1G,2C,2G-T~ | |
| 4361,1G,2C,Eg-T~ | |
| 4361D,1G,2C,2G-T~ | |
| 4361R~ | |
| 4362A,2C~ | |
| 4362C,2C~ | |
| 4362D,2C~ | |
| 4362R~ | |
| 4363A,C,D,R~ | |
| 4364A,C,D,R,~ | |
| 4365A,C,D,R~ | |
| 4366A,C,D,R~ | |
| 4367A,C,D,R~ | |
| 436A,1Gl,2Gl,2Gr,2Tl,2Tr,3C,3G, | |
| 3G-T,3T~ | |
| 436C-3C,3G-T~ | |
| 436D,1Gl,2Gl,2Gr,2Tr,3C,3G,3G-T,3T~ | |
| 4481Ac-2C,2G-T,3G-T~ | |
| 4481Dc,2C,2G-T,3G-T~ | |
| 4481Ee,Ec,2G-T,3G-T~ | |
| 4482Ac-3C~ | |
| 4482Dc-3C, 4482Ee-3C, 448Ac-4G-T, 448Dc-4G-T, | |
| 448Ee,2Gl,2Gr,2Tl,2Tr,3Gl,3Gr,3Tl,3Tr.4G-T,Hh~ |
Description
More Information:
- SOUTHBEND:1174709
Step1: Turn off the power to the appliance to prevent electric shock.
Step2: Remove the old thermostat by disconnecting wires and unscrewing mounting hardware.
Step3: Compare the new thermostat with the old one to ensure compatibility.
Step4: Attach the new thermostat using screws and reconnect the wires exactly as before.
Step5: Secure any covers and ensure no wires are exposed.
Step6: Restore power and test the range to confirm proper operation.
Step7: Follow all safety guidelines in the manufacturer’s manual.
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What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1174709 Thermostat Kit?
Inspect the thermostat kit regularly for dirt, corrosion, or loose electrical connections. Cleaning and checking calibration ensure accurate temperature control. Routine maintenance prevents uneven heating, reduces wear, and supports safe, reliable operation.
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What are the common issues with the Southbend 1174709 Thermostat Kit?
- Inaccurate temperature regulation during cooking
- Thermostat failing to cycle burners properly
- Temperature settings not matching the actual oven heat
- Capillary tube damage is interfering with temperature sensing
- Delayed response to temperature adjustments.