On 14/12/21 6:13 am, 'Andrey Sychev' via Brewtus wrote:
Thanks for the details. I did mean 15 Omhs on one and zero on the other. I also
did continuity test and while one was showing a bunch of values the other (one
with zero ohms) was steady at zero. I am planning to use a socket looking
something like this:
That socket will be absolutely fine.. You will see the heating element
has a relatively thin hex profile. So it'll fit happily including the
spade connectors inside the socket. I forgot to mention you'll maybe
want a small extension bar on the socket too, depending on the actual
socket depth. Mine was fine, but something to be aware of.. Not an
issue for me since I have what my wife describes as "way too many tools"...
Beware putting your fingers through the big round hole in the sheet
metal work though... Those holes are sheared and have sharp edges. I
knew that before I did the job, but nevertheless: bandaids were required...
Cheers
/Kevin
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