Amica 601CE3.332TaYW Electric Stove: How to Replace the Oven Thermostat and Remove Ceramic Hob

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Hello I need to replace the oven thermostat in the Amica 601CE3 series electric stove. with ceramic hob. I can't find a disc removal instruction anywhere. There are instructions, but gas-electric cookers, and electric cookers nobody posted anywhere. Probably the plate is screwed somehow to...

Anonymous · Answer

Normally, using a Phillips screwdriver. Another tool for this operation (replacement of the thermoregulator) is not needed. But you need a thinking head.

jareckim · Answer

But you need to remove the hob and I'm not asking with what but how. And where should I use this screwdriver and I don't ask how, but where. Where are the screws? But seriously, not pouring water on points. Have you ever seen such an Amica cooker up close?

zhudomel · Answer

There's no need to. After opening the oven, from the bottom of the grill with knobs.

jareckim · Answer

So just unscrew one screw, remove the knobs, remove the cover and you will have access to the thermostat. You probably also have to unscrew the cover at the back. But it simplifies the whole operation very much. I was afraid that you would have to fight the record. Thank you, very helpful tip.

Anonymous · Answer

Don't make me laugh because I will get ravaged. I ate my teeth in these kitchens and you insinuate something to me ... To replace the thermoregulator in this kitchen, it's not enough that you need to remove the plate, you need to disassemble the ceramic plate, because you will not get to the upper screws that fix this plate. But not necessarily, because it is better to disassemble the ceramic plate itself (two screws on the back and movement backwards with the entire plate for disassembly), it is easier this way. Then you do not have to disassemble the board, and only after removing the knob unscrew the thermoregulator. The obvious obvious thing is to unscrew the back cover and fix the thermoregulator capillary. I won't mention the attachment inside the chamber, because logic dictates it. One Phillips screwdriver is enough for the whole operation, ten minutes of work, inclusion of thinking and it's ready! Unfortunately, but you have to. It cannot be done otherwise. In fifty and yes, but not in sixty, and that's about it. But what the hell, I don't know ...

jareckim · Answer

This is what I meant and is in the subject. Because the need to use a Phillips screwdriver is so obvious that it is a pity to write about it and hence my question, whether you saw such a stove, but with this answer you have proved that it is. Thank you, I'm closing the topic.

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