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Unscrew the two screws on the handle with the spanner screwdriver.
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Pull the case in opposite directions.
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Unscrew the remaining two screws inside the handle with the Phillips screwdriver.
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Push the inner components out of the handle.
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Locate the thermal fuse.
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Test the thermal fuse for continuity using the multimeter.
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The circuit is closed and properly functioning if the multimeter displays varying numbers.
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The circuit is open if the multimeter displays non-varying numbers or no numbers at all.
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To replace the thermal fuse, use the prying tool to extract the object.
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Replace the old thermal fuse by a new one.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Does anybody know what is the small silver cylinder next to the thermal fuse? It is inline with the neutral AC from the handle switch, looks like it could be a diode or possibly a resistor, though it really resembles nothing I have seen before. My inoperable unit shows no continuity through this device either direction, so I presume it is bad….but I have no idea what to replace it with!
This is the thermostat, not the “thermal fuse’’ !!
