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Dave Bugg
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Polder Thermometer Probe
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> Anybody have a clue why these probes give out? I've been through 2,
> the last one gave me about a year of dedicated service, so I'm not too
> upset, I just wonder if anything can be done to extend its life. The
> cost of replacing the probe approaches what purchasing an entire new
> unit costs, which is irksome.
Most of the time it's because they are exposed to heat above 380F, if even
for a short burst. They can also fail if immersed for a prolonged period in
water, or washed in a dishwasher. The cables can also be subject to wear if
there is tight closure of a door or a lid that pinches the wire with too
much force.
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