Description

Original power button for Sauter stove 9070461

Original Sauter power button (SKU 9070461), silver-tone, Code1_E type. Designed for the Sauter stove control panel and is used to regulate temperature and select functions. Suitable for switches with an encoder screw. 100% original part - guaranteed to fit perfectly into the original slot and shaft.

The knob broke and now the stove doesn't respond properly? An original knob is the right solution. A non-original part may only fit approximately – the coding screw is accurate to the millimeter, and a small deviation means inaccurate temperature control. Check that your model is compatible – and we will repair it exactly as it was from the factory.

Why is a broken button a problem that shouldn't be put off?

A broken knob is not only annoying – it’s dangerous. A stove without clear controls can stay on without you noticing, or reach a higher temperature than intended. In our technicians’ experience, customers who wait “another week” with a broken knob sometimes end up with a more expensive repair of the switch itself. A genuine knob costs less and installs in minutes.

✅ Precise temperature control – like new from the factory ✅ Original plastic – resistant to heat and daily use ✅ Perfect fit to the axis and coding screw ✅ Original silver color – will not look like a “repair”

📋 Technical specifications

✅ Compatible models

To verify exact fit for your model – check the model number (E-Nr) on the appliance identification sticker. For built-in & freestanding ovens, the sticker is usually located in the door frame or on the back of the appliance.

⚠️ Important: Before ordering, make sure that the existing button is of the Code1_E type and that its axis is a coding screw - you can identify it by the unique groove on the back of the button.

🔧 How do you replace the power button?

Replacement is simple and requires no tools – it usually takes less than a minute. Replacement steps:

1. Make sure the stove/oven is completely turned off.
2. Pull the old button straight out (without turning) – it comes off with gentle pressure.
3. Align the new button slot with the switch axis.
4. Push firmly until you feel a “click” – the button is locked in place.
5. Check that the knob rotates smoothly in all directions.

Difficulty level: Simple DIY – no technician needed and no tools needed.

💡 Tip from the experts

Before ordering – check that the problem is the knob and not the switch itself. A simple way to check: After the knob is removed, try turning the switch shaft (the small rod) with your finger. If the stove responds and you can change the power – the switch is working and the knob is the problem. If the shaft does not respond or is stuck – the entire switch may also need to be replaced. From the experience of our technicians, in 85% of cases the problem is the knob alone – a quick and inexpensive fix.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is Code1_E and how do I know my button is of this type?

Code1_E is the family code of the button – it defines the shape of the hinge and the latching mechanism. You can identify a Code1_E button by the unique groove on the back that fits a coding screw. If your old button pulls out directly without screws – it is probably this type. For full verification – compare the old button’s SKU to the entry on its back sticker.

Will the button fit even if my device is old?

As long as the switch on the appliance is Code1_E, the knob will fit – regardless of the year of manufacture. Sauter has maintained backward compatibility across many ranges of hobs. The key is not the age of the appliance but the type of switch. To verify – pull out the old knob and check the shape of the hinge before ordering.

Can a non-original button fit?

A non-original knob may not fit the exact dimensions of the Sauter stove – and may not sit properly on the hinge. A genuine knob is guaranteed to fit exactly and provide a full response.