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Posted by Sam Goldwasser on November 13, 2007, 7:23 pm
> >I have an ancient Sharp R-8310 microwave/convection oven that recently
> > broke its temperature sensing thermistor for the convection part. I'd
> > like to keep this oven because of its simple mechanical controls, but
> > what kind of substitute thermistor will work (temperature @ 25C,
> > temperature coefficient)? The factory part (FH-Z0017WRK0) is $40 with
> > the thermistor in a plastic shell and attached to a cable.
> >
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> $40 sounds pretty decent to me, it's surprising the part is still available
> at all. If it were me I'd just buy the factory part and save the
> substitution for impossible to find or horrendously expensive parts.
Of course, there are a variety of standard thermistors that go for more
along the lines of $1 from an electronics distributor.
Does anyone know what the specs on this are?
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