🔥 AUPO BF142 Thermal Fuse Cutoff: Excellent Overheating Protection Review

Replaced defective thermal fuse (duration was open) for the drainage product, works fine after replacing the new fuse, do not solder, heater fuse blown.

I bought these to replace the thermal fuse in my NESCO FD-75A Food Dehydrator. I cut out the old one and soldered the new one in (using an ice cube to keep the thermal fuse cold while soldering). This made the dehydrator work as it should.

Replace the 142°C fuse in a dehydrator that is about 5 years old. I undid the butt connectors on the block heater board and crimped them back. However, I also soldered the crimp. You can solder them if you secure them with a double alligator clip to dissipate heat and use ice cubes on the thermal fuse itself. This keeps it cold and you can solder with 60/40 solder, which has a melting point of 190°C / 374°F. If your dehydrator is heated to 190°C / 374°F, you'll have worse problems with solder…