In reply to Post #1
How much do you want to by pass
Just the stats
The switches
The leds
How much do you want to by pass
Just the stats
The switches
The leds
In reply to Post #2
Just so it permanent boils and not cuts off buddy.
Just so it permanent boils and not cuts off buddy.
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?
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?
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
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
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
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
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.
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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