No Mo Burn Back

[SmokeOCD]

Bottom line: I would not do a technical electronic mod (and void my warranty) before trying someone’s simple adjustment of control instructions.

He is doing this on a 680 - so warranty isn't a concern.
You can probably put short spade jumper wires in there to splice and dice and not ruin any original wiring.
IFTTT is interesting but more expensive than a couple of snips and crimps.

 

[C. Keeper]

He is doing this on a 680 - so warranty isn't a concern.
You can probably put short spade jumper wires in there to splice and dice and not ruin any original wiring.
IFTTT is interesting but more expensive than a couple of snips and crimps.

Correct on all counts

 

[okie]

Correct on all counts

How? More expensive?

 

[C. Keeper]

How? More expensive?

Less expensive, no warranty issues

 

[okie]

Less expensive, no warranty issues

Got it. Thought he meant doing my routine on the 680 would be more expensive (would cost nothing). Let us know if your fix is permanent. Sorry for my confusion.

 

[C. Keeper]

Got it. Thought he meant doing my routine on the 680 would be more expensive (would cost nothing). Let us know if your fix is permanent. Sorry for my confusion.

Will do!

 

[SmokeOCD]

You have to have something for IFTTT to control.
I guess if you already have the smart plugs then we can call it "free".

 

[TheRicker]

For those of us that incrementally reduce the unit’s temp in 100 degree increments until you get down to 200 degrees and THEN power down and have never had a burn back because of your due diligence, please ignore everything else in this thread.

Phew! My head hurts.

 

[okie]

No problem!
The test unit is the 680 that's my pizza oven. So far, all shutdowns at 375 without issue.

Still no burn backs?

 

[C. Keeper]

Still no burn backs?

No issues, at all