Quote from: Trky Chsr on July 15, 2024, 04:55:39 PMSo checked the inline fuse and it was ok. I thought I still had my multi-meter but I don't so can't check that part. I think I'll just try replacing the heating element and see. If it turns out it's not the element what are my options? Not a lot of parts offered on the Bradley website. TC
Quote from: Habanero Smoker on July 13, 2024, 02:26:32 PMTen pounds of fish is a very light load, and would not cause this problem. It looks like you are not receiving power to the element. Even with 10 pounds of fish, the bisquette burner, especially on an 80F day, can bring the cabinet temperature to 125F, without the heating element working.So checked the inline fuse and it was ok. I thought I still had my multi-meter but I don't so can't check that part. I think I'll just try replacing the heating element and see. If it turns out it's not the element what are my options? Not a lot of parts offered on the Bradley website. TC
It could be your inline fuse, or the temperature sensor, or the heating element. With a multimeter you can use the continuity test, on the inline fuse, to see if that is the problem. Checking the heating element would be the easiest first step. If it gives you a a reading of 28 - 32 Ohms, then it is likely the inline fuse.
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