ITEM DESCRIPTION

EGO Part Number: 55.32582.050
CPUK Part Number: TST 512
Zanolli Part Number: TERM0005

This fixed price listing is for 1 x High Limit Safety Cut Out Thermostat

Cut Out Temperature: 512°C
Number of Poles: 3 Poles (6 terminals)
Capillary Length: 900mm
Bulb (sensor) Length: 310mm
Bulb (sensor) Thickness: 4mm

Suitable Replacement for the following models:
ZANOLLI Pizza oven PLANET 8, PLANET 5, SYNTHESIS 05/40, SYNTHESIS 08/50, SYNTHESIS 10/65V, SYNTHESIS 10/75, T2 POLIS MC18, T2 POLIS MC28, T3 POLIS MC18, T3 POLIS MC28, T6 POLIS MC18, T6 POLIS MC28, CITIZEN 9 GAS
MASTRO - Various Models
PALUX - Various Models
EGO - 55.32582.050, 55.32582.800


PART NUMBERS / IDENTIFYING CORRECT NUMBERS

Be aware that many manufacturers' part numbers can be serial number or manufacturing date specific. Often, the same make and model of appliance can use different component numbers depending on when it completed production. This could be a result of manufacturers' component shortages at the time of manufacture or a modification carried out during production runs.

If you are at all unsure whether this is the correct part number for your appliance, let us know the full model and serial number from your appliance and we will try our utmost to help you identify the correct part for your specific appliance.

All of our stock parts are sent out the same day from our own warehouse stock. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

We advise that all parts are diagnosed, installed and tested by a suitably qualified engineer.

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IMPORTANT - WARRANTY / RETURNS / SAFETY INFORMATION
Please note that this is a specialist component and is not for DIY installation by an unqualified person. We advise that any parts are only diagnosed, installed and tested by a suitably qualified engineer. It can be against the law to carry out work on certain appliances if you are not qualified to do so.

Due to the rise in DIY-style repairs, most manufacturers will no longer entertain faulty-new-item claims for spare parts that have been installed by non-qualified or untrained engineers. If any spare parts are reported as faulty from new and require returning to the manufacturer for inspection or replacement, they now insist on an engineer's report detailing the model and serial number of the appliance and the technical nature of the reported fault.

Any warranty or fault-report claims can only be accepted if the claim is supported by an engineer's report and any installation work is completed by a qualified engineer. In order to complete a warranty claim, we would need the details of the engineer or service provider and the details of the appliance on which the part has been installed.

If you need any clarification at all, or require assistance finding a suitably qualified engineer in your area, please contact us and we will try to help if we can.