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In reply to Post #6
I did the same on my old one. It used to cut out if the element overheated still so make sure particles or small bits don’t get stuck under/around it.
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In reply to Post #5
Cheers lads. It’s basically what I’ve done on the thermostat. Joined the red wires and eliminated the blue. Bypassing the thermostat. Permanent boil now
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In reply to Post #1
Not the best picture as its tricky to see where each wire goes. And would be usedul to know what each led indicates when illuminated.
But assuming its a simple wiring arrangement, the thermostat is effectively just an overide switch, when it reaches a set temperature, its breaks the circuit. If you simply bypass the thermostat, this cant happen, so will continue to boil till its manually disconnected
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In reply to Post #1
I’d take the neutral straight to the element and the live into the on/off switch and then out of that to the other side of the element. I’m assuming the black thing near the led’s is an on/off switch?
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In reply to Post #2
Just so it permanent boils and not cuts off buddy.
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In reply to Post #1
How much do you want to by pass
Just the stats
The switches
The leds
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Does anyone no which wires I need to join together to allow this cooker to permanently boil ?
Thank you. Or another way of doing it. There’s 2 thermostat type units in there but not sure exactly which ones is the one.
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