How to replace element in a tea urn water boiler thats not heating
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- If you have a tea urn or catering water boiler that is made by any of these makes below, it might have an element that was built with obsolescence in mind by the manufacturer, In my personal opinion this is a disgrace in today's Society but I have managed to find a workaround hack to save you money.
Manufacturers of these Water Boiler Dispenser, Commercial Stainless Steel Catering Tea Urn for Shop Canteen Hotel Etc
Here are just a few of the manufacturers that make tea urns check that element can be replaced before you BUY!!
Apuro, Burco, Buffalo, Cygnet, Dispenser, Geepas, Generic, Giles & Posner, Hzwz, Igenix, Lincat, Lillyvale, Laptronix, Lloytron, Mylek, Oypla, Ovation, Quattro, Swan.
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If you are looking for an element use your full model number
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Thanks for sharing.
Hi thanks a lot for your comment and I'm glad it helped. It would be really helpful for me to get my video shared and help us fight appliance waste! Please remember to subscribe to our channel, as that really helps us 😇
I wish you would show the electronic circuit of the device at the end of the video.
great video how do you test the thermostat to make sure it works?
The electricity will go through the thermostat to the element until it gets to a temperature. You can always test thermostats by making sure that it cuts out at say 60°. Then there should be no power going to the element after 60°. @stephenhart6158 please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ruclips.net/user/shortse432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
This style of manufacturing is causing the piles of easyly repairable appliances.
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Is there 2 thermostats - 1 connected to dial and the other to thermal reset switch
There are so many variations of these. I cannot really be honest with you and give you a direct answer.
@@How-to-repair buffalo gl347 . One appears to be manual reset and one connected to dial as in your video part ak818
And the heating element could be produced with BETTER QUALITY.
I've never encountered a failing heating element in tens of failing 1.8 Liter electric kettles!
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Off topic here, mate, but I was wondering if you knew of any brands of electric cookers that have gradual settings for cooking? For example, my old 'Beko' has 6 settings and that's it, so trying to control the heat as I cook anything is tricky at best.
planned obsolescence should be against the law. Greedy sods
I've been saying this for years manufacturers now, are just becoming too greedy and they are losing their customer loyalty because of it