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Temperature sensors becoming loose might result in a situation where the temperature readout of one of the heaters becomes unrelated to the actual temperature of the heated element. Likely, the heater would turn on and never again turn off, regardless how hot the heated element is. Actually, this can cause an unattended machine to melt down or even catch fire.
A plausibility check would watch the temperature rising as the heater is switched on, and switch it off in case there's no, or no sufficient rise in temperature.
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Temperature sensors becoming loose might result in a situation where the temperature readout of one of the heaters becomes unrelated to the actual temperature of the heated element. Likely, the heater would turn on and never again turn off, regardless how hot the heated element is. Actually, this can cause an unattended machine to melt down or even catch fire.
A plausibility check would watch the temperature rising as the heater is switched on, and switch it off in case there's no, or no sufficient rise in temperature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: