Inside a snap-action disk thermostat (manual or auto reset)

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
  • Parts shown, operation explained.
    Common automatic safety feature part on engines, kettles, coffee pots, electric pots, boilers, tanks, hot water heaters, space heaters, radiators, distillers, cookers, ranges, ovens etc.

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  • @johnwayne9277
    @johnwayne9277 2 года назад +1

    Absolutely a perfect video. The amount of information in the time frame was excellent. Well done sir well done.

  • @training7574
    @training7574 Год назад

    Very helpful background knowledge. I have thermostat problems and I don't like to start the repair process without understanding. Thanks!

  • @allansamuelmartin
    @allansamuelmartin 9 лет назад +2

    Always wondered what the inside of one of these looked like in real life. Generally NTC's & PTC's are the problem with many different appliances that have heating issues ie Dryer (not drying), Washing Machine (not heating the water) & Cooker (not doing anything in a specific area ie bottom or top oven). People go off and buy a heater when in fact its the heaters NTC that's at fault.
    Informative video. Good Job.

  • @moonolyth
    @moonolyth 2 года назад

    When looking for àdd the temp you need in both in F. And C.
    NO= (Normally Open)
    NC = (Normally Closed)
    Great video!!

  • @zerodegrekelvin2
    @zerodegrekelvin2 3 года назад

    I am electrical engineer myself and I found your video great, especially when you explain the internal of the thermal cutoff. I probably have a problem with that on a heater baseboard, since this stuff is mechanical I guess it will not last forever.

  • @Jdres123
    @Jdres123 4 года назад +3

    For anyone that has a water cooler with hot water that doesn't heat anymore....these are at fault 99% of the time and the heating elements rarely go bad.

  • @bparker86
    @bparker86 Год назад +1

    Great info thank you sir many blessings

  • @murphyrdllc9241
    @murphyrdllc9241 3 года назад

    I’m familiar with these in my coffee machines I repair for work I’ve opened one and reversed the button so it supplies power at the temp the button was made for I was trying to show a friend how they work and I didn’t have one on hand so I tried too google the internals and nothing not one picture but I found your video lol 👍🏻

  • @hipstarchild
    @hipstarchild 4 года назад

    Now I know what the problem is on my broken sandwich toaster.
    I would fix it, but the misses wants me to buy a new one...smh.
    Thanks for sharing !

  • @murphyrdllc9241
    @murphyrdllc9241 3 года назад +1

    The reason I reversed engineered it was mostly proof of concept for a electric cooling fan for automotive use stick it too the radiator and once it hit that temp it’ll supply the power too the fan it semi worked I had the wrong temperature button it was a 230 degree and my car wouldn’t get no where near that just idling lol so I finally stuck a lighter too it and it opened and worked I’ll get the right button offline too further my experiment lol

  • @hardtymz2517
    @hardtymz2517 8 месяцев назад +1

    Looks weird, mine looks like a MOSFET chip but only 2 tiny legs.

  • @davidk7262
    @davidk7262 3 года назад +1

    How do you reset the manual ones?

    • @theoverengineer
      @theoverengineer  3 года назад

      They have a small plastic rod in their middle that can be pressed to pop the disk to bend the other way.
      Thanks for watching!

  • @murphyrdllc9241
    @murphyrdllc9241 3 года назад

    Wish I could afford too go too school for engineering ☹️

  • @danielborgman6352
    @danielborgman6352 3 года назад

    What catalog were you referencing?

  • @iqbal-qy6ff
    @iqbal-qy6ff 3 года назад

    How to repair if my thermalpot boilling.but not hot.. this sensor problem??

    • @theoverengineer
      @theoverengineer  3 года назад +1

      It could be water deposits insulating the sensor, like this: ruclips.net/video/uXZn7ejzdgQ/видео.html

    • @iqbal-qy6ff
      @iqbal-qy6ff 3 года назад

      @@theoverengineer if that item ok.. have another part make this problem?? Maybe board or what else?

  • @NinjaOnANinja
    @NinjaOnANinja 8 лет назад

    Random question.
    What education do you have if any?
    Did you go to school? Did you get a degree?
    Or are you someone who is kinda like my self and you just tinker until you know?

    • @theoverengineer
      @theoverengineer  8 лет назад +1

      +NinjaOnANinja All of the above, I did an undergrad in engineering but moved on and now teach entry-level applied math and sciences to upskill young people who are moving from high-school to study and work in trades and technology. I come across a lot of new ways science is applied, always tinkering too, ... many of the junk pieces make it into the classroom, such as in ruclips.net/video/3dmLCcCOc-0/видео.html

    • @NinjaOnANinja
      @NinjaOnANinja 8 лет назад

      theoverengineer That is probably the best way to go about it. Makes you into a true tradesman. One who is truly with the craft and not just about it, which is what most teachers end up becoming. So when I ask them questions, like I have with you, they generally have no idea. And that is because they are teaching out of a book and nothing more.