Thanks very much. I repair domestic ranges sometimes that are over 100 years old and come across this type of thermostat. This video was VERY helpful to me.
Absolutely fascinating! Thanks so much for posting this. I'm very much into vintage stoves and the earliest thermostats end to have the biggest mystery about them. And those who restore them don't want to share even the conceptual information.
The other day I was cleaning my oven and found a strange rod inside it. I suspected that it was thermostat, but what for?! I thought temperature in the oven was controlled manually (open loop control). This video taught me that its a closed loop control. Thank you for sharing this.
On these thermostats how is the bypass flame be adjusted should it be too large? I have a customer with a oven that uses this type of thermostat and the bypass flame is too large causing the oven temperature to continue to rise. In other words the flame does not throttle back small enough. Thanks for your help.
Thanks very much. I repair domestic ranges sometimes that are over 100 years old and come across this type of thermostat. This video was VERY helpful to me.
Absolutely fascinating! Thanks so much for posting this. I'm very much into vintage stoves and the earliest thermostats end to have the biggest mystery about them. And those who restore them don't want to share even the conceptual information.
The other day I was cleaning my oven and found a strange rod inside it. I suspected that it was thermostat, but what for?! I thought temperature in the oven was controlled manually (open loop control). This video taught me that its a closed loop control. Thank you for sharing this.
Great video. Very informative. Much better than most of the new stuff on TH-cam!
Old is gold
Thank you for posting this! Now I have an idea of how my '35 stove works.
Very helpful video for an oven repair. Thank you!
wow wow this is awesome
On these thermostats how is the bypass flame be adjusted should it be too large? I have a customer with a oven that uses this type of thermostat and the bypass flame is too large causing the oven temperature to continue to rise. In other words the flame does not throttle back small enough. Thanks for your help.
According to the video you could make the hole smaller letting less gas bypass.
How a gas iron can be automated mechanically?
amazing
Uvum?
My oven stays on even in off position I need to unplug it to turn it off
Old information. Not applicable on modern equipment.