Description
Original 2-burner tripod for Sauter gas stove 74X3591
Sauter's 74X3591 – made of high-quality, heat-resistant enamel – restores full load-bearing stability and cooking safety to the stove.
A moment before ordering – safety above all! To ensure a successful repair and maintain the longevity of the device, it is mandatory to use only original parts. Non-original parts may cause instability and damage to the device. Now click the 'Check Model Compatibility' button at the top of the page and our system will immediately confirm that the part is suitable for you.
Why does the tripod crack – and when should it be replaced?
Gas stovetop tripods absorb enormous heat and daily weight over the years. Cracks, breakage, or a crumbling enamel coating – these are clear signs that the part has worn itself out. A damaged tripod jeopardizes the stability of the pot on the flame – a real safety risk that should not be compromised.
Non-original tripods tend to be light in weight, too narrow, and not adjusted to the width of the burners – putting the pot at risk. The original part comes with precise dimensions and durable industrial enamel.
💡 From the experience of our technicians: Most customers who come in with a complaint about a “spill pot” discover that the tripod was damaged long before the incident. A visual inspection once every six months saves an expensive malfunction.
What makes the original Sauter tripod unique?
The original 74X3591 tripod is made of high-heat enamel-coated steel – the same material that Sauter chose for the stove itself. The coating is smooth, easy to clean, and resistant to oil stains and cooking residue. The adjustment to the width of the two burners is precise – there are no “gaps” that cause wobbling, no adjustments are needed.
✅ High-quality enamel resistant to high heat ✅ Precise dimensions for Sauter stoves SPI, SPV series ✅ Stable connection to the stove surface ✅ Easy to clean - can also be washed in the dishwasher
📋 Technical specifications
| attribute | value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer's SKU | 74X3591 |
| brand | To jump |
| Part type | Gas stove tripod |
| Burner cover | 2 burners |
| material | Enamel-coated steel |
| compatibility | SPI, SPV series |
| התקנה | DIY – no tools |
✅ Compatible models
The part fits the following models (make sure it matches the model number on the sticker):
- SPI652B
- SPI652W
- SPV652B
- SPV652W
Where is the model sticker? On Sauter gas stoves – the sticker is usually located under the appliance (turn it over carefully) or on the inside side wall.
🔧 How do you replace a tripod for a gas stove?
Replacing a tripod is one of the easiest things to do – no tools, in one minute . Make sure the old tripod is completely cool, lift the old tripod straight up, and place the new one in its place. The stove does not need to be disconnected from the gas for this operation.
⚠️ Check that the tripod is sitting flat and stable on the stovetop before lighting.
💡 Tip from the experts
In our technicians’ experience, gas stove tops break down faster when cleaned with strong acidic cleaning products. Enamel is heat-resistant – but not acid-resistant. Use hot water with dish soap. Customers who switch to this cleaning method report that their tops last twice as long.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Can a non-original tripod fit a Sauter stove?
Non-original tripods often do not meet the exact dimensions of Sauter stoves – causing wobbling, accelerated wear, and sometimes even damage to the stovetop. Always use an original part to ensure a perfect fit and complete safety. The original part 74X3591 comes in dimensions approved by the manufacturer.
Can the tripod be put in the dishwasher?
Yes – Sauter enamel trivets are generally dishwasher safe at normal temperatures. It is recommended to avoid extremely hot programs (over 65 degrees) over time, as repeated hot washes may damage the enamel coating after years.
Do I need a technician to replace the tripod?
No. Replacing a gas stove burner is a simple DIY task that requires no tools or technical knowledge. Lift the old one off, place the new one in. If the stove has an electric ignition – it is recommended to disconnect the power before replacing as a precaution.








