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<blockquote data-quote="envisiondental" data-source="post: 6554" data-attributes="member: 511"><p>Guess I don't understand electricity..</p><p> Still annoys me though... I thought the thermocouple checked the temperature in the firing chamber/muffle.. so when the thermocouple reads 900 degrees celcius .. that 900 degrees is the temperature in the oven. </p><p> </p><p> Seems like it is more likely a fluctuation in the porcelain itself... or I am supposed to assume when the thermocouple registers that it's 910 degrees in the furnace that it is only 900? And I do have the furnace on it's own circuit so it shouldn't be fluctuating. Ok.. or I'm not understanding or I'm missing something.. I can accept that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="envisiondental, post: 6554, member: 511"] Guess I don't understand electricity.. Still annoys me though... I thought the thermocouple checked the temperature in the firing chamber/muffle.. so when the thermocouple reads 900 degrees celcius .. that 900 degrees is the temperature in the oven. Seems like it is more likely a fluctuation in the porcelain itself... or I am supposed to assume when the thermocouple registers that it's 910 degrees in the furnace that it is only 900? And I do have the furnace on it's own circuit so it shouldn't be fluctuating. Ok.. or I'm not understanding or I'm missing something.. I can accept that. [/QUOTE]
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