Bki (Barbeque King) T0095 Thermostat

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Thermostat, 250V, 450F
Bulb = 3/16" X 4", Cap = 42"
For Knob Order Oem #K0049
Barbecue King (Bki) Deli Case
Csw, Cswhi, Ssw, Sswhi, Tcw, Tsw, Tswhi,
Wdc, Wdchi

Description

The Bki (Barbeque King) T0095 Thermostat is used in deli cases and other models including CSW, CSWHI, SSW and more. Having a capacity of 250V and a top temperature limit of 450 °F, it guarantees stability and control of temperatures in use. It has a 3/16” x 4” bulb and a 42” cap and can give accurate readings and quick adjustments. The thermostat is very simple to install and can be used with OEM knob #K0049 for ease of use. It is particularly suitable for deli case temperature control as it provides easy and convenient control of temperature.

More Information:

Step1: Shut off electrical power and gas supply, then let the unit cool fully before beginning work.

Step2: Remove the front control panel to expose the thermostat assembly inside the control housing.

Step3: Disconnect and label all wiring connections for accurate reinstallation.

Step4: Fit the new thermostat, tighten mounting hardware, and reconnect wiring to the correct terminals.

Step5: Reassemble the panel, restore power, and confirm stable temperature response during operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the BKI (Barbeque King) T0095 Thermostat?

    Inspect thermostat wiring and terminals regularly for tight connections and signs of overheating or corrosion. Keep the control area clean and free of grease buildup to ensure stable operation. Verify temperature calibration periodically for accuracy and adjust if necessary. Handle components carefully during servicing to avoid damaging internal sensing elements.

  • What are common issues with the BKI (Barbeque King) T0095 Thermostat?

    • Incorrect temperature regulation or unstable readings.
    • Equipment overheating or underheating due to sensor failure.
    • Intermittent operation from loose or damaged wiring.
    • Thermostat not triggering heating cycle properly.
    • Calibration drift causing inconsistent cooking performance.