Bob:

I have some elmwood sensors with about a 5/8 in hex and a 6-32 stud
protruding from a flat  surface beneath the hex for mounting. If yours has a
curved face where the stud normally is placed, can a curved part be threaded
onto the stud to provide the sensing surface?

If Elmwood is no help, there is another company that makes parts that mimic
nearly everything that Elmwood makes. I can look up their info if you like,
but it sounds like your Elmwood parts are custom, in which case you will
need a custom replacement. I don't think Elmwood ever made any standard or
stock sensors...

Chris

> -----
> I have two copiers that have quit working because the Elmwood
> sensor in
> the fuser has gone bad.
>
> It's an overtemp switch that is the safety device to prevent fuser
> meltdown if the temperature linear sensor or controller goes bad.
>
> It's like a regular Elmwood sensor, except it has a curved face and
> polyimide coating so it rides smoothly on the curved surface
> of the fuser
> roller.
>
> Does anyone know where I can find a generic source for a
> couple of these?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob
>

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