Oven Temperature Sensor Probe WB23X5340 for GE Range/Stove, Replaces AP2023913 WB23T10002 253024 AH236490 EA236490 PS236490 WB20K5035 311001 Height: 18-Inch BBQ PRO

Name: Oven Temperature Sensor Probe WB23X5340 for GE Range/Stove, Replaces AP2023913 WB23T10002 253024 AH236490 EA236490 PS236490 WB20K5035 311001 Height: 18-Inch BBQ PRO
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 21028497353
Price: 33.99 USD
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Oven Temperature Sensor Probe WB23X5340 for GE Range Stove, Replaces AP2023913 WB23T10002 253024 AH236490 EA236490 PS236490 WB20K5035 311001 Height: 18 Inch BBQ PRO Height: 18 Inch Please turn on your range fan and turn the burner on high temp and let it burn for a few minutes 91141889992 Wide Compatibility : Fits a variety of GE oven models

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