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minus-squareLillyPip@lemmy.calinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up5·edit-21年前Oh, that makes more sense. The heat from the malfunctioning cooker may have resoldered these points badly. I was curious how like half the points were bad, and that could explain it. e: especially since they’re all at the bottom half of the board. That was closest to the heating element, right?
minus-squareashok36@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up3·1年前Unlikely any heat from the slow cooker did anything. Solder melts at 370F. A slow cooker is never going to get anywhere close to that hot.
minus-squareLillyPip@lemmy.calinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up3·edit-21年前Strange that all the bad points are in the lower half of the board, and that most points in that half are bad, then. e: could a malfunction make it heat beyond 370f?
minus-squarelazylion_ca@lemmy.caOPlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up3·1年前That’d be about right. There’s insulation inbetween.
Oh, that makes more sense. The heat from the malfunctioning cooker may have resoldered these points badly.
I was curious how like half the points were bad, and that could explain it.
e: especially since they’re all at the bottom half of the board. That was closest to the heating element, right?
Unlikely any heat from the slow cooker did anything. Solder melts at 370F. A slow cooker is never going to get anywhere close to that hot.
Strange that all the bad points are in the lower half of the board, and that most points in that half are bad, then.
e: could a malfunction make it heat beyond 370f?
That’d be about right. There’s insulation inbetween.