Gaggia Thermal Fuse 184°C – 996530054401 / DM1040

Gaggia thermal fuse with a listed temperature rating of 184°C, part reference 996530054401 and alternative reference DM1040. Match the original fuse and your machine's parts documentation before purchasing.

Specifications

• Component: thermal fuse / thermo fuse
• Listed temperature rating: 184°C
• Part reference: 996530054401
• Alternative reference: DM1040
• Brand listing: Gaggia

Compatibility and selection

Exact compatible machine models, current and voltage ratings, dimensions and installation requirements have not been supplied. Verify all required specifications against the original part and service documentation. Placement in the Gaggia Classic parts collection does not establish compatibility with every Classic version.

Frequently asked questions

What is the part number?

This thermal fuse is listed as 996530054401, with the additional reference DM1040. Use these identifiers when checking your machine's parts diagram.

What temperature is it rated for?

The listed temperature rating is 184°C. Do not select a replacement solely by temperature; the required electrical ratings and installation specification must also match.

Is this the same as a brew thermostat?

No. This listing identifies a thermal fuse, not a brew temperature thermostat. Do not substitute it for a thermostat or another component with a different safety function.

Will it fix a machine that will not heat?

A no-heat symptom alone does not confirm a failed fuse. Have a qualified technician diagnose the heating circuit and investigate the cause of any overheating before replacing a safety component.

Can I bypass it or fit a higher-temperature fuse?

Do not bypass the thermal fuse or substitute a higher-temperature part to prevent it operating. A qualified technician should fit the correctly specified replacement using the manufacturer's installation method. Disconnect power and allow the machine to cool before servicing.

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