Description

Original rubber plug to prevent movement in Sauter oven 8063326

The original Sauter 8063326 rubber plug is a small part with a critical role: preventing movement and vibration in the 5010GG series built-in & freestanding oven. Made of heat-resistant rubber, the part sits precisely in place and ensures that the oven remains stable during operation. Replacing with the original 8063326 restores full appliance function and prevents accelerated wear of adjacent parts.

About 70% of the calls we receive about built in & Freestanding Ovens are noisy or “squeaking” when opening the door – this is caused by a worn rubber plug. Now click the 'Check Model Compatibility' button at the top of the page to make sure the part fits your model before ordering.

Just before ordering – safety above all! Built-in & Freestanding Ovens operate at high temperatures and with repeated mechanical stress every time the door is opened. A non-original part may melt, shrink, or lose shape – leading to instability of a heavy door. Click the 'Check Model Compatibility' button above for instant confirmation.

Why is the oven wobbling – and what is the sign that it is time to replace it?

The rubber plug absorbs the vibration created each time the oven door is opened and closed. Over time, exposure to heat, oil, and cleaning agents hardens the rubber – and it stops doing its job. The first sign: a small “ticking” sound when the door is opened. In an advanced stage, the oven “moves” slightly on the surface.

From our technicians' experience, many customers who see the oven "moving" turn to checking the bottom feet first - but the real cause is often the rubber plug. A quick replacement of a part that weighs less than 10 grams can sometimes save the repair of much heavier and more expensive parts.

✅ Original rubber resistant to oven operating heat
✅ Precise dimensions – fits exactly into the original slot
✅ Prevents door edge wear from direct contact with plastic/metal
✅ Suitable for the 5010GG series – no need for “adjustments”

How to locate the model sticker: On Sauter ovens, the model sticker is usually located on the oven door frame – visible when the oven door is wide open, on the left or right side of the inner frame.

📋 Technical specifications

✅ Compatible models

The part fits the following models (make sure it matches the model number on the sticker):

• 5010GG443ZPKDNAXVG20EU

For a full list of compatible models – click the “Check Model Compatibility” button at the top of the page.

🔧 How do you replace the rubber plug in the oven?

This replacement is one of the simplest in an oven – no tools, no electrician, in less than a minute. All you need to do is locate the old plug, remove it from its slot, and insert the new one.

Replacement steps:

1. ⚠️ Turn off the oven. Make sure it is completely cold before reaching the door area.
2. Open the the oven door at ease
3. Locate the black rubber plug – usually on the body edge, at the point of contact with the door
4. Pull the old plug with a light push – it should come out effortlessly.
5. Insert the new plug 8063326 into the slot – you will feel it “lock” into place.
6. Close and open the door twice to verify stability.

💡 Tip from the experts

💡 A tip that most people miss: When one rubber plug wears out, its counterpart (on the other side of the door) is already halfway through. In our experience, about 80% of customers who replace one plug come back within 4-6 months with the same problem on the other side. The solution: Replace both plugs together. The cost of the plug is negligible, and you save another order and rework.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What causes the rubber plug to wear out quickly?

Rapid wear is usually caused by cleaning with abrasives or solvents. Rubber exposed to these substances loses its elasticity within a few months – even if it does not visually crack. To clean the door area, use only a damp cloth and avoid spraying directly on the rubber. A properly maintained plug will usually last 5-7 years.

Is it possible to identify a worn plug without disassembling anything?

Yes. Press the edge of the door where the rubber is supposed to sit. If the door “rattles” or if there is a feeling of emptiness – the rubber has probably shrunk or fallen off. Another test: Place your hands on the body of the oven while someone else opens and damages the door – noticeable vibration = worn plug.

Will a non-original part also fit?

A non-genuine part may seemingly “fit in,” but rubber dimensions that differ by a tenth of a millimeter cause inaccurate grip. A plug that is not seated exactly does not perform proper braking – and in some cases even slides and enters the mechanism. We recommend only genuine 8063326.