Maintain accurate operation with this temperature sensor, part number WB23T10015, built for select GE, Kenmore, Cafe, Monogram, or GE Profile Microwave, Range/Stove/Oven, or Oven/Microwave Combo.
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  Temperature Sensor WB23T10015
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Temperature Sensor WB23T10015

Genuine OEM Part # WB23T10015RC Item # 911009
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Maintain accurate operation with this temperature sensor, part number WB23T10015, built for select GE, Kenmore, Cafe, Monogram, or GE Profile Microwave, Range/Stove/Oven, or Oven/Microwave Combo.
Grid is 1 inch square
  Temperature Sensor WB23T10015
$32.29
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Maintain accurate operation with this temperature sensor, part number WB23T10015, built for select GE, Kenmore, Cafe, Monogram, or GE Profile Microwave, Range/Stove/Oven, or Oven/Microwave Combo.
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$32.29
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This part WB23T10015 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Microwave, Oven/Microwave Combo, Range/Stove/Oven
Brands:
GE, Kenmore

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Common Problems Fixed by the Temperature Sensor

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About the Temperature Sensor

An oven's temperature sensor monitors the temperature inside the oven cavity in order to maintain an accurate temperature. If the temperature sensor is faulty, the oven may not heat at all. The sensor can be tested for a proper ohm reading at a set temperature with a multimeter to help determine if the part is defective or not.