Waterpik Flosser Thermal Fuse Replacement // TRU Fixes
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- In this video, I troubleshoot a Waterpik Flosser that is not turning on. Turns out that the thermal fuse is bad. Can I successfully replace the fuse and get this flosser back in business?
Fuse was purchased on Amazon. Search for PANASONIC EYP-2BN109 FUSE, THERMAL
Another source: www.nextwarehouse.com/item/?20... (I've never purchased from them, so do your due diligence)
You can also search on eBay if all else fails
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WOW! Nice job! Really very interesting to watch. Thanks for taking the time. You made it look easy!
Thank you for your feedback!
Great narration explaining thoughts and actions as you work. Terrific camera work! Thank you Sir!
Thank you!
Model: WP - 150W (Same as the one shown)
Power: 120 VAC
Resistor: 47Ω 1W ±0.1% Metal Film
: Yellow, Violet, Black, Gold, Violet
Fuse: PANASONIC EYP-2BN109, 2 A, 250 V, 114 °C Thermal Cutoff Fuse
I can confirm these, I just fixed mine after watching this video as a brief tutorial (Thanks TRU!), I hope this helps someone!
Source of issue: Left the device on, but the handle off. The handle does not turn the device off, only puts a physical barrier to prevent the flow of water, so it is still attempting to pump water all night and blows the fuse by morning.
Where did u get one. I searched on amazon but the number are a lol different
I tried looking for it again and couldn't find the exact one on amazon. I added a link to the description for a different source. Here it is: www.nextwarehouse.com/item/?2076868_g10e
@@TRUFixes I found this fuse on Taobao. There is a 115°C option and a 130°C option. Would it be a good idea to go with 130°C, since this seems to be a common problem with the 115°C fuse?
@@ELTORO619 Found the exact part on ebay - order from Germany
You’re my hero sir!!!!!
Great video man!! My waterpik is back to life!! Thanks a lot!!!!!!!
You're welcome!
Watched your video, opened my waterpik hoping to find a bad fuse. It tested good. Read the later comments about the 47 ohm resistor. It tested bad, replaced it. Unit is pumping again. Thank you Tru Fixes and later commenters!!
Glad it helped!
Love to hear it! I hate stuff being trashed for no good reason, repair is awesome, good job!
Thank you,I fixed my water pik but it was't the fuse. Was the little pump on the botton with mouthrinse crystalised inside,I pull it out several times and it come off. Cleaned ,little vaceline and works perfect.
Awesome! I'm glad that you were able to fix it
How do we find that pump?
Thanks very much, you help me the replacement the mine 😀😀😀
Great to hear!
Great video. I think you should have strapped the thermal fuse to the body of the motor like it was from the factory. The purpose of the thermal fuse is to open if the motor gets too hot. Just my opinion.
Thanks for the tip!
Great video thank you. Any reason why despite turning switch off the motor runs very very slowly.
It might be the motor that is starting to go bad. Can also be a power issue - not enough voltage being sent from the power board.
@@TRUFixes Thank you, fixed it. I had over tightened the two small screws at the base. I have now reassembled the hose and it works like before. Thank you so much!
Hi, where do I get a thermal fuse?
Good video thanks 😊
It seems that the fuse is discontinued. I added a link in the description for a site that has it for $6 but the reviews on Trustpilot are not so good. I can't seem to find a substitute with the same specs...
how/where did you order fuse from? btw, great video. thanks
Thank you. The fuse was purchased on Amazon. Just do a search for: PANASONIC EYP-2BN109 FUSE, THERMAL
Great video but how did you solder a thermal fuse? Shouldn't it blow?
I used the clip to help dissipate some of the heat and prevent the fuse from opening.
Thank you very much, I didn’t have other thermal fuse to replace, so I cut it off, and the water floss come back to life.
Do you think it’s a problem to continue using without the fuse? I’m taking care to use it shortly to not warm the motor.
Thanks
The fuse is there to protect other components, whether it's the motor or some other important component. I mean, you'll be ok, but if something were to short out then there's a chance of burning out the whole flosser. I would consider replacing the fuse as a safety precaution. Thank you for watching!
Can you tell me where to buy this fuse or the corresponding type thanks
Hi there. The fuse was purchased on Amazon. Just do a search for: PANASONIC EYP-2BN109 FUSE, THERMAL
I hope this helps!
The PANASONIC EYP-2BN109 FUSE, THERMAL is obsolete and no longer available on Amazon. Do you have a recommendation for substitute?
Sorry for the late reply. You can try Ebay. Just do a search for "PANASONIC EYP-2BN109 FUSE". Hope that helps!
Hi, after watching your video I realized that my device might have the same issue. I have a WaterPik Water Flosser Model WP-660UK and it stop working suddenly. Where can I get the Part Number for the thermal Fuse for this model?
Thanks for the video it is a great help!
Got mine from Amazon, but here's another site that carries them: www.nextwarehouse.com/item/?2076868_g10e. I've never purchased from them, so I don't know if they're a reliable source.
@@TRUFixes I guess the same spec’s from yours will work for mine.
Thanks
did you fix you wp-660uk? which fuse did you buy?
Hi TRU
I bought this water flosser in the US and used it in Europe in 220V outlet, my resister looks Burnt, & i'll replace it.
If i'll use a transformer can i use it in 220v outlet?
And can i replace the motor to a 220v dc motor without using transformer?
Thanks
I don't think that it will work. You need to step down the voltage to 110v or else the fuse will blow.
@@TRUFixes thanks
I'm also have the 220v how can I use it?
Whats the name of that heat gun you used?
Hi. I use an Aoyue INT937+ station. I think that I got it from ebay a few years ago
@@TRUFixes thannks!
What flux do you use?
I can't read the brand, but I got it from Amazon. It comes in a syringe container. If I can figure out the exact brand, I'll post it in the description