Beko
Beko Cooker & Hob Safety Bimetal ThermostatC00912633
Suitable for Beko, Altus, Arcelik, Blomberg, Cooke & Lewis
Stock Code: 827270
£23.75inc. VAT
£19.79 ex. VAT
In Stock
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Moderate DIY repair
A confident home repairer can do this with basic tools.
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Compatibility Check
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What this part does
Cuts the power to the oven if it overheats.
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Will this fix my appliance?
Tick the symptoms your appliance is showing. We’ll tell you how confident we are this part is the fix.
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Error codes related to this part
Error codes are model dependent, so the same brand may have more than one listed.
| Code | Brand | What it means | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| E1 | Beko | Means a temperature sensor (NTC) fault, a touch control panel issue, or a failure to reach the correct temperature. It is usually caused by moisture or a failed component. | High |
| E29 | Beko | Means a power supply or electrical fault that has put the appliance into protection mode, and on induction hobs a faulty capacitive touch control panel. It is usually caused by an electrical fault, or by moisture and dirt on the panel. | High |
| E3 | Beko | Means an overheating issue, a temperature sensor (thermistor) failure, or a faulty connection. It is usually caused by a sensor fault or overheating on induction hobs, and a sensor circuit failure on ovens. | High |
| F10 | Beko | Means a runaway temperature fault, where the oven has overheated or the control board has read an out of range temperature. It is usually caused by a faulty temperature probe, a defective control board, or a wiring issue. | High |
| F2 | Beko | Means a temperature sensor (thermistor or thermostat) fault, or an overheating issue in the oven or hob, so the control board cannot read the oven temperature accurately. It is usually caused by a faulty sensor or a failed control board, often making the appliance shut down to prevent damage. | Medium |
E1High
Beko
Means a temperature sensor (NTC) fault, a touch control panel issue, or a failure to reach the correct temperature. It is usually caused by moisture or a failed component.
E29High
Beko
Means a power supply or electrical fault that has put the appliance into protection mode, and on induction hobs a faulty capacitive touch control panel. It is usually caused by an electrical fault, or by moisture and dirt on the panel.
E3High
Beko
Means an overheating issue, a temperature sensor (thermistor) failure, or a faulty connection. It is usually caused by a sensor fault or overheating on induction hobs, and a sensor circuit failure on ovens.
F10High
Beko
Means a runaway temperature fault, where the oven has overheated or the control board has read an out of range temperature. It is usually caused by a faulty temperature probe, a defective control board, or a wiring issue.
F2Medium
Beko
Means a temperature sensor (thermistor or thermostat) fault, or an overheating issue in the oven or hob, so the control board cannot read the oven temperature accurately. It is usually caused by a faulty sensor or a failed control board, often making the appliance shut down to prevent damage.
Don’t see your code? Different model years sometimes use different codes. Get in touch with our parts team and we’ll help you identify the right replacement.
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Fitting Guidance
MediumGeneral fitting guidance. The exact steps can vary slightly with the make and model of your cooker.
Safety: Switch off and unplug at the mains before you start.
You’ll needScrewdriver
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Specifications
- Part Number
- C00912633
- Alternative Part Numbers
- 263410017
- Genuine Spare Part
- Yes
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More Details
How does the bimetal thermostat disperse heat in your oven?
A bimetal thermostat consists of a bimetallic strip made of two metal layers with different coefficients of thermal expansion. When the oven is turned on, the bimetal strip heats up. As the temperature rises, the metal layers expand at different rates, causing the strip to bend or curve.
This bending action is used to control the heat dispersion in the oven. As the strip continues to heat and cool, it cycles between curling and straightening, thereby maintaining a consistent temperature within the oven.
Why do you need to change your oven’s thermostat?
The thermostat may become inaccurate or lose its calibration, resulting in temperature fluctuations or incorrect readings. This can lead to uneven cooking or difficulty in achieving the desired temperature for specific recipes.
Constant exposure to heat and wear can cause the internal components of the thermostat to degrade or malfunction. Faulty wiring or electrical connections can also contribute to thermostat failure.
Would this bimetal thermostat fit in my oven?
This bimetal thermostat is a genuine Beko oven spare part. Get the heat dispersed in your oven evenly when you replace your bimetal thermostat.
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Questions & Answers (1)
what is the temperature rating of this part
David · tyne and wear ·
Hi David, this is 250c.
JordanStaff·