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loudwagon15s
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electric burner problem

Post by loudwagon15s »

Its not an audio question but i figured someone here may know. I've got a typical electric stove with single coil burners and one burner has no temp regulation what so ever. Low is extra high and high is extra high. I tried to find how the circuit works but couldn't find anything very useful so i thought i'd ask here.
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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

i use a propane stove/oven so i can only guess
im guessing there is a thermostat in there thats malfunctioning
or a bi-metal switch

off topic a little but i want to get an induction oven
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Post by loudwagon15s »

i miss the gas stove we have at home, wayyy better imo
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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

its nice but i wish we could get natural gas hauling propane can be a pita
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Post by loudwagon15s »

ah, i never thought about that, i can't imagine its fun especially in the cold
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