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I would agree, I hope it was just an isolated incident, but it would not hurt if somebody had one a few years old to pull the back and have a look on a regular basis. I know I will check mine more often. As a side note, the insulation around the burned wires was charred but was not showing any...
Just a heads up, the other day I was in the middle of a smoke when I noticed the SI3 was not heating. I pulled the back off and found the connector and a couple inches of the common wire burned up at the heater pigtail. When I pulled on the heater pigtail the wire pulled out of the spade lug on...
My MES 40 finally quit on me a couple weeks ago. I thought about wiring it up for an auber PID I have around but last week I called Masterbuilt and the controller is still available, $40 some with shipping, tracking says Tuesday delivery. Another option is a plug-n-play controller from Auber, I...
From how I see the pictures you have the SSR wired to the thermocouple terminals, not sure why you are wired to ALM1, and not really clear on where power is coming in.
Power should come in on pins 1 & 2
SSR pins 4 & 5
pins 9 & 10 if you have a K type thermocouple.
I prefer my ribs 'neckid' with a little pull to them. To me FOTB are mushy ribs. Everyone buys into the 3-2-1 blindly and thinks that this is what ribs are supposed to be. I think it was that 'world renowned' Gordon Ramsey that was big on boiling ribs first.
I do have a pressure canner. I thought on this one the vinegar might push the acidity more. I have not been to your country in a few years, my ex-wife's grandmother used to live along the river and we made quite a few trips over there. Real pretty country.
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