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Oven thermostat EGO 55.17059.460 (50-262°C), Indesit 0297891
Description: The EGO 55.17059.460 thermostat is designed for installation in ovens. It provides precise temperature control ranging from 50 to 262°C, allowing for accurate cooking process regulation. This capillary thermostat with a rated current of 15A and voltage of 220V is the ideal solution for replacing a faulty device in your kitchen appliances.
Technical specifications:
| Type of thermostat: | Capillary |
| Rated current: | 15A (~220V) |
| Temperature regulation range: | 50-262°C |
| Number of terminals: | 2 (6.3 mm) |
| Capillary length: | ±50 mm, 990 mm |
| Capillary diameter: | 1 mm |
| Probe length: | ±5 mm, 220 mm |
| Probe diameter: | ±1 mm, 3 mm |
| Shaft diameter: | 6 mm |
| Shaft diameter with flat: | 4.5 mm |
| Shaft length: | ±1 mm, 24 mm |
| Mounting: | M4 (l=29 mm) |
| Body dimensions: | ±1 mm, 31/39/29 mm |
| Marking: | 55.17059.460 |
| Application: | For ovens |
| Country of manufacture: | Italy |
How to choose the right thermostat?
When selecting a thermostat for your oven, it is important to consider the following parameters:
- Type of thermostat (in this case, capillary).
- Temperature regulation range that should meet your requirements.
- Dimensions and lengths of the capillary and probe to ensure they fit your oven model.
- Compatibility with your device (in this case, EGO).
Possible causes of malfunction and prevention
Thermostat malfunctions can occur for the following reasons:
- Wear or damage to the capillary.
- Overheating of the device due to improper use.
- Issues with electrical connections.
To prevent wear, you should:
- Regularly check the condition of the thermostat and its connections.
- Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for oven use.
Difficulty of thermostat replacement
Replacing the thermostat is a task of moderate difficulty. You will need the following tools:
- Screwdriver.
- Pliers.
- Electrical tape (for electrical connections).
Replacement recommendations:
- Disconnect the oven from the power supply.
- Remove the access panel to the thermostat.
- Disconnect the old thermostat, noting the order of the wire connections.
- Install the new thermostat, connecting the wires in the same order.
- Close the access panel and reconnect the oven to the power supply.
By following these recommendations, you can replace the thermostat yourself and restore the functionality of your oven.