A photo of the thermostats: http://i60.tinypic.com/14300gm.jpg
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The only thing that came to my mind was to take them out and check that the=
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resistance is zero. My conclusion: they're good.
Am I reasoning wrong/don't know enough about thermostats?

To Rodney: we got no fuses in plugs here.


Rossano


In data luned=EC, 2 febbraio 2015 18.07:12, Bob Blick ha scritto:
> A couple of replies from Peter Cousens got caught in the wrong queue:
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> the manual you linked to lists 3 stats
> you should check them first
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> PC
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> Thermostats
> Fluff thermostat (in heater)TH 1.2
> Switch on temp. 165
> =B1
> 10 =B0C
> Switch off temp. 210
> =B1
> 9 =B0C
> Colour code Green
> Safety thermostat (in heater) TL
> Switch on temp. <-35 =B0C
> Switch off temp. 260
> =B1
> 10 =B0C
> Exhausting thermostat (in airchannel) TH 1.1
> Switch on temp. 68
> =B1
> 3 =B0C
> Switch off temp. 83
> =B1
> 3 =B0




In data marted=EC, 3 febbraio 2015 06.36:00, Rodney Pont ha scritto:
> Do you have a fuse in the plug as we do in the UK? Get the meter out
> and measure the mains supply coming in, follow the cables until you get
> to the power supply. If you are not familiar with this sort of thing
> you should really call someone in to fix it or get a new one since they
> can cost more to fix than to replace.
> To: piclist@mit.edu
> From: mlist4@infohit.fsnet.co.uk
> Subject: Re: [EE] household appliance repairing
> Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2015 06:36:00 +0000
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> On Mon, 2 Feb 2015 23:45:31 +0100, Rossano Gobbi wrote:
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> >The cables are, as someone suggested, the european standard brown=3Dlive=
, blue=3Dneutral, y/g=3Dearth.
> >
> >I'll take all your suggestions and try to double check everything, from =
the beginning, especially capacitors, fusible links if any and the solderin=
g all over the board.
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> Do you have a fuse in the plug as we do in the UK? Get the meter out
> and measure the mains supply coming in, follow the cables until you get
> to the power supply. If you are not familiar with this sort of thing
> you should really call someone in to fix it or get a new one since they
> can cost more to fix than to replace.
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> and built in 5 years;
> UKUltraspeed <http://www.500kmh.com/>
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