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How to handle short circuits or open circuits in platinum thermoresistors

2010-06-05View Original

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How to handle short circuits or open circuits in platinum thermoresistors
Reply #22010-06-05
Just replace the wire inside, and that’s it! ~ This price is not high
Reply #32010-06-06
How to replace it if it’s that thin? Usually, an entire one is replaced
Reply #42010-06-06
If it is a problem with the wiring terminals, it can be resolved by adjusting the wiring or the terminals; If it’s a problem with the thermistor itself, it seems that the only option is to replace the thermistor element. Since most thermal resistors these days are armored, it is difficult to inspect the thermal resistors themselves.

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