Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 128C Degrees Celsius

$ 4.27

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Based on 81 ratings

Customer service

9.25

Delivery

9.38

Giftable

8.81

Packaging

9.21

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Product Description

Compatibility Fits a number of different household appliances and electronic devices.

A thermal fuse has many names, including Thermal Cutout, Thermal Switch, Temperature Cut Off, and Thermal Fuse.

At 120V, it is rated at 15A

At 250V, this unit is rated at 10A

Questions & Answers

This is a replacement for a Microtemp 4257A, is it?

The Emerson website states that the G4 257 begins at 257 degrees Celsius. Over half of that is what this fuse opens at, so it cannot be used. Sorry for the inconvenience. When I searched on Amazon for "257 C thermal fuse", there were two results. I think one of them maybe the one you're looking for. What you need to know is these two things. Observations 1. Fuse should have the same amperage rating as the circuit breaker. 1.. 2. The heatsink is a must if you are going to solder this or the soldering process will kill it. Instead of crimping mine in, I crimped it.

When I use my Fagor Lux, it powers on the display but does not heat up. The problem may not be the fuse. Is that an entirely separate issue?

The fuses in this machine are not blown if it has power.

Selected User Reviews For Thermal Fuse Thermal Cutoff Limiter 128C Degrees Celsius

I am amazed at how well they In our bathroom, we have a $150 Harbor Breeze heater vent that we purchased years ago at Lowe's and the thermal fuse in it blew

5/5

The replacement parts for this unit are exclusive to Lowe's so we went to an electrical supply store to see if we could get the ones we need. Our only option was to buy this or get an expensive heater vent for over $250, because this was the only thing we found on the internet that matched the thermal fuse that blew. Therefore, we tested it and followed the instructions to install it. It took a matter of minutes to install.

Alicia Singleton

| Feb 09, 2021

I was able to fix my Instant Pot with a burned out thermal fuse using this trick

5/5

I had accidentally gotten a pinto bean between the stainless steel pot and the heating element of our Instant Pot, and that caused the thermal fuse to blow. This fix worked like a charm. A YouTube search for "instant pot won't heat" brought up a video that mentioned this part and I was able to fix it in no time. Here are a few caveats A THERMAL fuse is required. Thus, I wouldn't advise you to try to solder it in unless you're very careful in doing so. As a matter of fact, the fuse was originally connected to the wiring by a rigid tube. In the end, I was able to attach it back in this way.

Emory BEVAN

| Feb 21, 2021

I was able to fix my Instant Pot with this method

5/5

I'd like to discuss it with everyone. I was able to fix my Instant Pot with this method. Having a few spares on hand when a thermal fuse blows is a great idea.

Tanner Davidson

| Dec 01, 2020

I love how it works

5/5

I am so happy with my oyster toaster oven after it was fixed. Thank you! I wasn't able to find the exact replacement for the previous one, which was rated at 122°c. It had the same amperage/voltage rating as the previous one. I was very pleased with the results. The harness was replaced with some non-insulated butt connectors and the heat sleeve was used to cover the connection back up like it had been. I fixed the 100$ kitchen appliance for just 4 dollars and it is working great once again now.

Cohen Dunlap

| Jan 09, 2021

Everything worked fine with the thermal fuse

5/5

I was surprised to receive the Thermal Fuse earlier than I anticipated! As soon as I replaced the old fuse with the new one, the garment steamer ran like new! This is a product I will buy.

Celine Moyer

| Apr 15, 2021

This is a good thing for Pavoni

5/5

I think it did its job well. There is one more I need.

Azariah Briggs

| Dec 29, 2020

Acting in no way like a fuse that has blown

5/5

There was nothing wrong with my Secura 6 in 1 pressure cooker, but it was acting like it had blown a That I would be able to fix it by replacing the fuse was not in my expectations. It was cheap and easy to substitute the stock fuse with this one, so I thought what the hell, I'll give it a try. After a few days of inactivity, I have a working pressure cooker again.