If you have an Indesit oven and you're experiencing problems with overheating, it may well be that you need to replace your appliance's thermostat. Thermostats are responsible for regulating oven temperature; when your oven element reaches the temperature you've specified, the thermostat is supposed to cut in and tell the element to stop getting hotter, but if your thermostat is broken then the element will continue to warm up.
This will cause your oven to overheat, burning your meals and quite possibly damaging the element itself. For this reason, it's important to replace a broken thermostat as soon as possible.
Fortunately, that's exactly the sort of thing we can help with here at Cooker Spare Parts!
The element shown above (
TS 1169) is one of the many thermostats we sell for electric Indesit ovens. It is a genuine Indesit part, so you can rest assured that it's of the very highest quality.
The TS 1169 is compatible with the following Indesit cookers:
- Indesit FE10KC(BK)GB
- Indesit FE10KC(WH)GB
- Indesit FI21K.BBKGB
- Indesit FI21K.BIXGB
- Indesit FI21K.BWHGB
- Indesit FI31K.B(BK)
- Indesit FI31K.B(WH)
- Indesit FI31K.BIXGB
- Indesit FIE36K.B(BK)
- Indesit FIE36K.B(WH)
- Indesit FIE36K.BIXGB
- Indesit FIE56K.B(BK)
- Indesit FIE56K.B(WH)
- Indesit FIE56K.BIXGB
- Indesit FM20KC(IX)GB
- Indesit FV10KB(IX)GB
- Indesit FV20KB(WH)GB
Note: The TS 1169 part is also compatible with a number of appliances from Ariston, Creda and Hotpoint.
For more information about any of the parts we sell, please call the Cooker Spare Parts helpline on 02920 452 510. We recommend that you have your cooker's model number to hand when you call - if you're not sure how to find your model number, visit our Help Centre for a step-by-step guide.
Gas thermostats on
cookers are designed to help you have complete control over the temperature of
your appliance. Unfortunately, as with any part on your cooker, things can go
wrong and parts may need replacing.
A question we get asked
a lot is why are gas oven thermostats so important? The simple answer is that
they allow you to have maximum control over the temperature of your oven. This
is to ensure you don’t burn anything and don’t cause any unnecessary damage to
other important components on your cooker. The reason they allow you to control
the temperature of your oven is thanks to the thermostat phial that it attached
to them. This phial is in the oven itself and has a small amount of gas in it.
This gas expands and contracts according to the temperature allowing you to
adjust the temperature as you wish.
The most common problem
with oven thermostats that we see is the thermostat phial not registering the
temperature of the cooker correctly, meaning your cooking will be disrupted as
the appliance is unable to tell what temperature your cooker is operating at.
Here at Cooker Spare Parts we have a fantastic
range of oven thermostats for you to choose from that will have your cooker
back to its normal self in no time at all. Take this GTS 1388 for example. It is
one of our bestsellers and this oven thermostat has been manufactured for the
main oven on your gas cooker. Once fitted, your oven will be as good as new,
but more importantly, you will safely be able to control the temperature of
your cooker.
To see our full range
of gas thermostats, simply click here
or go in to the gas thermostats section of our website using the appropriate
filters.
