Ceramic thermostat 145 degree, used in many coffeemakers. Reviews

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I tried two other thermostats (temp too low) before I got this one to replace the failed one in a Zojirushi EC-DAC50 Zutto 5-Cup Drip Coffeemaker. I had never measured the temperature of the coffee before the original thermostat failed; this seems to hold it at about 200F which is maybe a little too hot (but it's only 160F at the top of the carafe).

This thermostat has a plain flat back, not the cut-out for the spring clip that the others had and which the Zo uses. So I had to play some games with pliers to reshape the clip and electrical tape to make sure it didn't short where the quick-connect tabs connect in. But that's more to do with the coffeemaker than this thermostat.

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Although the thermostat got my Farberware percolator working again, it never reached the 145 degree setting because the coffee pot never shut off. I had to unplug it. Coffee was extremely hot, so I would have thought it had reached its temperature.

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this thermostat put the coffee maker back in action until another day and another problem.

i did have to use jb weld to glue it to the high temperature heat pipe but that went without a problem.

glad i did it.