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badgerboy
- Jan 1, 1970
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My breadmaker has a dispenser function activated by a plunger tyoe
action, which uses a small electric motor. The motor seems to have a
small thermal fuse that has opened, probably when I was testing it.
The numbers written on it are 115C, 250V, 1A. Its about the size of a
small resistor used for PCB's.
I ordered a thermal fuse from Goodman's.net, but I'm wondering if
anyone has ever replaced one of these, and if there is any chance this
component may be other than a thermal fuse.
Any comments would be much appreciated.
Thanks, Guy
action, which uses a small electric motor. The motor seems to have a
small thermal fuse that has opened, probably when I was testing it.
The numbers written on it are 115C, 250V, 1A. Its about the size of a
small resistor used for PCB's.
I ordered a thermal fuse from Goodman's.net, but I'm wondering if
anyone has ever replaced one of these, and if there is any chance this
component may be other than a thermal fuse.
Any comments would be much appreciated.
Thanks, Guy