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How to Test and Replace an Oven Temperature Sensor – Easy DIY Fix!

If your oven isn’t heating properly or is showing an error code, a bad temperature sensor might be the problem — and replacing it is easier than you think. In this video, I’ll show you how to test your oven’s temperature sensor with a multimeter and how to replace it yourself for under $10. ✅ It’s a simple DIY job that can be done in just a few minutes — no technician needed. 🧰 What You’ll Learn: • How to locate and remove your oven’s temperature sensor • How to test it using a multimeter • What resistance reading to look for (1,080 ohms at 70°F) • What readings mean the sensor is bad • How to safely install a replacement sensor • Common error codes from major oven brands that indicate a failed sensor 0:00 – Intro Is your oven not heating or showing an error code? Here's how to fix it for under $10. 0:21 – Do You Really Need a New Sensor? When to calibrate vs. when to replace the temperature sensor. 0:45 – What a Temperature Sensor Looks Like Quick look at the part you'll be testing or replacing. 1:00 – Locating the Sensor Inside the Oven Where to find it and how to remove the mounting screw. 1:14 – Safety First! Always turn off power before starting. 1:36 – Accessing the Sensor Connector from the Back Removing the oven back panel and finding the wire harness. 2:17 – How to Test the Temperature Sensor Using a multimeter to check resistance (goal: ~1,080 ohms at room temp). 3:20 – What Readings Mean a Bad Sensor? Signs of failure: too high, too low, open (OL), or shorted. 3:57 – Buying the Right Replacement Sensor How to find one that fits your oven model. 4:11 – Reinstalling the New Sensor Step-by-step reassembly and reconnection. 5:07 – Powering It Back On Wrap-up and final thoughts. 5:20 – Outro You did it! A quick, easy, and inexpensive repair. 🔗 Related Videos – Oven Calibration Guides: If your oven is just cooking too hot or too cold — but still works — it might just need calibration instead of a new sensor. Check out these videos: How to Calibrate Your Frigidaire Electric Oven -    • How to Calibrate Your Frigidaire Elec...   How to Calibrate an Electric GE Oven -    • How to Calibrate an Electric GE Oven   How to Calibrate LG Electric Oven -    • How to Calibrate LG Electric Oven    How to Calibrate Your Oven's Temperature (Digital Oven) -    • How to Calibrate Your Oven's Temperat...   How to Calibrate Your Oven's Temperature -    • How to Calibrate Your Oven's Temperature   👍 If this video helped you, please give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing, and drop a comment if you have questions. Thanks for watching! #howto #diy #repair Thanks for watching the video How to Test and Replace an Oven Temperature Sensor – Easy DIY Fix!