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Interesting points, Tom. Perhaps there are manufacturing cost considerations or patent issues we're not aware of? Or maybe they're concerned about compatibility...
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Air fryers work by blasting hot air around the food at high speeds, kind of like a mini convection oven. This rapid air circulation makes the outside...
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Hi! An air fryer can definitely be worth it, depending on your cooking needs. They cook food faster than an oven and can give that crispy texture without...
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That's awesome, Bodrey! Great job troubleshooting and seeing it through to the end. It’s interesting how the missing ground affected the tester, definitely...
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Look for features like tip-over protection, overheat shutoff, and a cool-touch exterior, especially if you have pets or kids around. In terms of heating...
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Replacing that old cable with NMD90 should definitely clear up the missing ground issue and also help resolve the hot/neutral reversal if that’s part...
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If you're looking for an affordable replacement that heats up quickly and prioritizes safety, consider ceramic space heaters. They heat up fast, have...
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That definitely sounds like a possible factor! If the source cable’s ground isn’t making solid contact with the box, it could create an inconsistent...
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The 75V reading between hot and ground is definitely a red flag. This suggests there might be a loose connection or a poor ground, which could be contributing...
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I get why you want to keep using the heater, especially since it seems to be working fine now. But I have to say, electrical heating elements aren't something...
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The back-wire clamp system is generally reliable, but it’s good that you verified the connections. Reaching out to Klein and Leviton is a smart move....
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Hey Tom,
Thanks for sharing this information about the Toyotomi OPT 91 and 101 fuel lifters. I can see how the limited availability of parts...
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The black spots on your heating element's ceramic/glass coating are a serious safety issue, especially combined with the burning smell you experienced....
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Hmm. It looks like the GFCI tester is giving you conflicting signals, which can be confusing. The dim indicator on the far right suggests that the tester...
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Welcome back Bodrey! It's good that you're taking the opportunity to properly address both issues while the wall is opened up. For your GFCI wiring configuration,...
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Hi Tomhanks! Welcome to the forum.
The black spots on the glass-like coating might be a sign of carbon buildup, oxidation, or damage from...
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If the audio issue returns, rolling back the driver could be worth a try, especially if the problem started after a recent update. Manually updating through...
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Yes, a Windows update can sometimes fix issues like that. Updates often include driver updates, bug fixes, and system optimizations that could resolve...
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Thanks for the great advice! I appreciate all the helpful tips. 👍
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