The iron rescued the tile. Drawing, description

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It happened that one of the switches-regulators of the degree of heating of the burners failed at my Rossiyanka-2 electric stove. So much so that it was not subject to any restoration. A suitable replacement for him even in the repair shop was not found. Rescued ... thermostat from a burned-out electric iron. True, I had to slightly adapt this knot found in the pantry.

The changes affected primarily the elements of fasteners. To install the "iron" thermostat T250-6 / 220 on the tile, it was necessary to drill out the previous central hole on the front wall of the case of the latter to a diameter of 12 mm for the unhindered passage of the shaped adjusting element, which was now to serve as the axis of the plastic handle. And at a distance of 22 mm from the central one, make a new 4,2 mm hole for the main M4 mounting screw.

I also made a special mounting sleeve with a recess for the flared sleeve-compression of the thermostat. And the current-carrying conductors of the two-wire power line were firmly welded to the corresponding terminals of the T250-6 / 220. As for the "mass", its output was firmly clamped between the washers, providing (even in the event of an unlikely breakdown of the thermostat on the case) reliable protection against electric shock when touching the tile.

Tile rescued iron
Housing "Rossiyanka-2" with holes for the thermostat

Iron thermostat in the body of the electric stove (click to enlarge): 1 - body of the stove, 2 - shaped adjusting element, 3 - M4 screw, 4 - washer (3 pcs.), 5 - mounting sleeve (with a recess for a flared sleeve-swaged), 6 - crimp sleeve, 7 - thermostat, 8 - current-carrying copper wire (2 pcs.), 9 - ground wire, 10 - M4 nut.

Tile rescued iron
Scheme for finalizing the thermostat knob from an obsolete iron

The plastic handle is from the same iron. Moreover, if the last one is not so long ago, then its installation will not cause any difficulties. Well, the handle from an outdated design will require a little refinement. For example, such as it is shown in the illustration.

Author: S.Ryzhov

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