Fellow Time-Nuts,
the polyfuse was finally replaced now with a thermal fuse. The closest I got my hands on was 115degC. Fits nicely and oven is heating up again :)

Pictures are updated (well, the last picture at least.. just for reference):

http://gulp.physik.uzh.ch/HP10811_oven-repair/


Regards,
Achim

Fellow Time-Nuts,
first of all thank you for all the feedback and advice.. especially
about the mistake of putting in a current protection rather than a
temperature protection. I mislead myself into using a polyfuse as these
work thermally as well :( That said, 'Shera' locked immediately again
yesterday evening so the basic functionality is restored.

Oh well, I know now how to open the can and my local component supplier
has some 105degC-ish thermo switches on stock which even look very
similar to the one installed.. to be done next week :) Photos will be
updated afterwards. Some folks even advised to bridge the fuse, but I
believe that this very fuse does have its justification. At the end of
the day it's only another hour or so of work.

Regards,
Achim


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