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Electric heater thermal cut out
Hello all.
One of my electric heaters stopped working today. I by-passed all the controls (timer, thermostat, 3-way switch) and the heater started working, but only for a short time. I suspect that I have a faulty bi-metallic overheat cut out device. I looked on Google, but only found some from a Canadian source. CPC only have thermal fuses. Can anyone suggest a source (ore more) of supply. It can be any _mechanical_ device (I'll make it fit). Preferably, not more than approx.£5.00, or I'll buy a new heater. P.S. It's an ewt (yes, it is lower case) 2 kw convector heater. Thanks in advance. Sylvain. |
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