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Re: bypassing a thermodisk
03/27/11 07:00 AM
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> I wouldn't do that unless I was standing right next to it. So what is this a pellet
> stove? Are you sure that is what is bad and not the motor itself? Do you have a meter
> or even a test light?
If you/anyone recalls this... http://www.mameworld.info/ubbthreads/sho...true#Post243444
I've got a meter, but it would be extremely difficult to get in there with anything to check and see what's going on. Unless I moved the stove out further from the wall... 
Since I shorted it out it didn't quit as quickly as it would before... that is to say - it didn't quit at all and seemed to work as it normally should.
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