heat pads that turn off after two hours...how can i make it

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Mike

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i dont know much about this. but theres something in there that makes
it turn off after two hours. what does this piece look like? how could
i take it out and still have the wole thing work?
 
i dont know much about this. but theres something in there that makes
it turn off after two hours. what does this piece look like? how could
i take it out and still have the wole thing work?
Hi, Mike. A lot of heating pads are set up so they'll turn off after a couple
of hours to prevent skin burns while someone's sleeping.

A fairly straightforward way to do what you want would be to cycle power off
for a few seconds every hour or so. I think some intelligent timers available
at the hardware store have this capability.

It's probably not a good idea (especially since we're in S.E.B. here) to open
up the controller and make mods. Also, remember why they put in auto shutoff
-- it's a safety feature that's there to protect you.

Good luck, and warm holidays.
Chris
 
On 13 Dec 2003 12:58:59 -0800, hum_dee_dumb@hotmail.com (Mike) wrote:

i dont know much about this. but theres something in there that makes
it turn off after two hours. what does this piece look like? how could
i take it out and still have the wole thing work?
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Since you don't know what you're doing and it sounds like something that
connects to AC mains, my advice would be to not fuck with it.

--
John Fields
 

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