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HP10811-60111 oven failure + repair

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Frank Stellmach
Fri, Oct 21, 2011 4:41 PM

Hello Achim,

nice pictures, how to access the thermal fuse, thankys for sharing.

Sorry to say, but a poly-/multifuse is the totally wrong component for
this purpose.
It will neither help on overcurrent, nor on overheating.

The trip current (where MF opens) will be ca. 3A @ 23°C, and ca. 1.5A @
85°C, where the oven is running normally.
I've taken these data from BOURNS MF-R type, should apply also to your
special component.

Datasheets end at 85°C, so I estimate that thermal derating of the MF
would perhaps give about 750mA @ 145°C which also does not shut down
further heating, but will for sure damage permamently all internal
soldering junctions.

Therefore, a regular thermal fuse (max. 105°C type) will ease your mind
better, than this shunt.

Frank

Hello Achim, nice pictures, how to access the thermal fuse, thankys for sharing. Sorry to say, but a poly-/multifuse is the totally wrong component for this purpose. It will neither help on overcurrent, nor on overheating. The trip current (where MF opens) will be ca. 3A @ 23°C, and ca. 1.5A @ 85°C, where the oven is running normally. I've taken these data from BOURNS MF-R type, should apply also to your special component. Datasheets end at 85°C, so I estimate that thermal derating of the MF would perhaps give about 750mA @ 145°C which also does not shut down further heating, but will for sure damage permamently all internal soldering junctions. Therefore, a regular thermal fuse (max. 105°C type) will ease your mind better, than this shunt. Frank