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Towel rail update
Well I replaced the old overheating element with a new adjustable
one that has a boost timer which is a much better idea. I was curious as to where the stat was in to old element as it just looked like a long road with an earth and two power connections. After a bit of hacksawing I extracted this which is, I presume, a 70C solid state stat of some sort. https://photos.app.goo.gl/67pbhzeAExkhMa3i8 https://photos.app.goo.gl/suTh6zDybC5aLshz6 There's also a thermal fuse hidden under the shroud that I didn't at first spot so I guess that would have provided major overheat protection. Oddly, the stat still seems to work although I haven't checked the temperature it switches off at there's no doubt that the rail was getting much much hotter than normal. Is it common (or even possible) for these stats to lose their "proper" switching temp? Tim -- |
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