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    Should these thermocouples be free to rotate or not?

    Hi, I'm reassembling my oven and I have a question about the thermocouples, as seen in the images below. Regarding the images of section "B": in the top-left picture of this section, notice the little 'disc' on the shaft that sits between the two nuts; my question is whether those nuts should...
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    Is this "thermo-couple" from my oven ok to use?

    Thank you.
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    Is this "thermo-couple" from my oven ok to use?

    Thank you. I didn't find any circuit-board while dismantling the oven though, not even in the power-supply box. The oven is about 20 years old though, and has been made obsolete by Indesit.
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    Is this "thermo-couple" from my oven ok to use?

    Thank you so much for that.
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    Is this "thermo-couple" from my oven ok to use?

    Thank you! It's funny, I'm almost certain the damaged one was being used with the actual oven (as opposed to the grill), and I had been using the oven without a problem...
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    Is this "thermo-couple" from my oven ok to use?

    Thank you so much for that recommendation. I got this one in the end https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B073QJVXWV?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
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    Is this "thermo-couple" from my oven ok to use?

    Hi, the attached collection of images—included at the bottom of this post—is referenced in this post. I was deep-cleaning my Indesit gas-oven. I believe that the parts seen in the attached pictures are called "thermo-couples". One of them is for the grill, the other for the actual oven. They...

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