Tube Style Oven Burner Thermocouple for 2000 - 2010 Stoves

If a thermocouple fails on your Force 10 stove, you can call us with the stove's serial number, and we can help you find the replacement part; inquire at 800-426-6930.
Failing that, here is a way to deduce the replacement thermocouple you need.

Over the years, Force 10 has made stoves with 3 styles of top burner caps - each of these stoves uses a different series of thermocouples for the various burners:

Model years from 1987 - 1999 — have top burners with black cast iron caps that have tabs or holes on the sides. The thermocouples for the top burners are no longer available. If a top burner thermocouple has failed, you will need to upgrade the entire burner. Use kit #89013 to replace the smaller burner (burner cap is approx. 2" across), and kit #89012 to replace the larger burner (burner cap is approx. 3-1/2" across); see Related Products, below.

Model years from 2000 - ~2010 — have top burners with a silver cap secured by 2 screws. These stoves use thermocouple #89216 for each top burner, #89282 for the ("tube style") oven burner, and #89283 for the broiler burner.
Note Year 2010 was a transition year, with stoves with two top burner styles being produced. Check your top burner cap to make sure of the style if you need a thermocouple for a 2010 year stove.

Model years from 2010 - Present — have top burners with polished silver, dome shaped, twist-on caps. These stoves use thermocouple #60032 for each top burner, #70655 for the oven burner, and #70063 for the broiler burner.

Some Benteau Yachts have a 2-burner custom Force 10 stove #632071 installed. This stove uses thermocouples: #89216 for each top burner, and #89215 for the oven burner. (This stove has no broiler.)