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The electric kettle did not work. The diode is off, it does not heat up

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  • #1 3727160
    rupert
    Level 11  
    Posts: 30
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    Hello
    I have the following problem. Well, the kettle stopped working. i.e. After connecting and starting the diode is off and it does not heat. And 15 mins earlier it boiled and worked fine. There is voltage in the socket. Please help me diagnose
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  • #2 3727207
    mac1985_kce
    Level 12  
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    Hello, first, to be sure, check the power cable to see if there is a break somewhere, if it is ok, measure the heater in the kettle because everything indicates it. Regards
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  • #3 3727420
    janren
    Level 28  
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    What kind of kettle is it? a brand-name one or one for PLN 30? Give it a symbol or a photo.
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  • #4 3727446
    CHACA
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    Check if it has a thermal fuse.
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    rafcio363
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    or if the contacts failed.
  • #6 3727664
    mirko66b
    Level 29  
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    Turn the kettle upside down. Set the switch to on. Measure with an ohmmeter whether there is a transition to the external pins. If it is not there, you have to take the kettle apart and check the heater and thermostat (I bet on the thermostat). Greetings.
  • #7 3733344
    Kazimierz Marczak
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    If you have already done everything, you have to disassemble the kettle and measure the heating element itself. If it's okay, you have a damaged thermal switch.
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✨ The user reports that their electric kettle has stopped functioning, with the indicator diode off and no heating occurring despite previously working fine. Responses suggest several diagnostic steps: checking the power cable for breaks, measuring the heater, inspecting for a thermal fuse, and examining the kettle's contacts. Further advice includes turning the kettle upside down to measure continuity with an ohmmeter and potentially disassembling the kettle to check the heating element and thermostat, with a focus on the thermostat as a likely failure point.
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