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My rice cooker just failed.
It's given me many years of service, but now a component seems to have suffered some kind of mechanical faliure. It's a rather standard model with the typical Warm/Cook modes. The model, specifically is a Tanin TR-2002A. (You won't find anything Googling for it, except maybe, in a few days this Usenet post. :-)) Relevant data: AC 220 V, ~ 50 Hz 620 W. The component was connected in series with one of the AC power inputs, and measuring over the poles gives me 0 Ohm of resistance. Could somebody please help me to identify the type of this component? I suspect it may be a thermal fuse, but I'm not at all sure about the values required. Then again, it might be something completely different, and I'm not really sure about it. A close-up image of the component can be found at http://www.pvz.pp.se/stuff/riskokarkomponent.jpg (59.2 kB). The actual size of the component is approximately 15 millimeters from end to end. |
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