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Default Hair dryer fuse

Heat element burnt out near the terminal so I rerouted and crimped it back
on and bypassed the blown thermal fuse with a 1/2" length of 18 gauge solid
copper soldered to the remains of the fuse leads. There is a bimetal thermal
cut-out in series with the fuse. Is this adequate protection without the
fuse?


 
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