[Jewelry making - Article 00176] - Re: [Orchid] Recommendations for burnout kilns

[R . E . Rourke]

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    not so fast..first try replacing the thermocoupler, then the
    element..and though ancient call kerr..their tech team is a nice
    gruop of folks and will probably offer some solutions..you may just
    need some patching, or a new pyrometer and thermocoupler, or if you
    can't afford the pyrometer should one be necessary, try cones-
    disposable temp. indicators..dick blick sells 'em, so do a host of
    kiln, ceramic, pmc/art clay suppliers, etc..otherwise be sure to get
    one that is full featured and has a warrranty of more than one year
    on parts..as it takes a few months to "burn-in" the components..good
    luck in fixing the thing..and more places than not will be opened
    monday..people off work = more opportunity to sell retail..i think
    its one of the biggest shopping days of the year!
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