




Oven displays an error (e.g., E012) when the meat probe is plugged in, indicating a failed thermistor or broken cable.
The probe reports wildly incorrect internal meat temperatures, causing overcooked or undercooked results.
Oven fails to enter or complete the automatic cook-to-temperature program when the probe is connected.
Oven display shows no temperature value after inserting the probe into meat and plugging into the oven jack.
💡 Pro Tip: Is Your Meat Probe the Problem?
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Oven displays an error code (e.g., E012 or F7) when the probe is plugged in
⚠️ Probe temperature reading is wildly inaccurate or jumps erratically on the display
⚠️ Oven stops the auto meat-probe cooking cycle prematurely or never triggers it
⚠️ Visible damage — cracked silicone cable, bent probe tip, or broken connector plug
🔍 Quick test: Unplug the probe and measure resistance across the connector pins with a multimeter at room temperature (~68°F / 20°C). A healthy NTC thermistor typically reads approximately 10kΩ. A reading of 0Ω (short) or OL (open) confirms the probe is defective and needs replacement.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Meat Probe Thermometer (Stainless Steel 304 probe + Food-Grade Silicone Cable + Connector Plug)
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