20 Pcs AUPO Thermal Fuse TF Cutoff 142C 250V 10A BF142 T&F Elec

Nothing to dislike, does what it's supposed to do. Lil tight getting it in. Works fine

The fuses were as advertised, but I did not receive what I ordered. Only received 5 fuses. Need the fuses now to repair pressure canner so I don’t want to return and start the order over.

Package arrived in a timely manner and in good condition. And, after replacing the burned out fuse in my food dehydrator, it worked like new! Being able to repair my small appliance with such a small, nondescript thermal fuse kept it out of the landfill and saved me a few dollars on purchasing a new one. So, great, environmentally-friendly, money saving product.

Replace the 142°C thermal fuse in a Food Dehydrator that was about 5 years old. I uncrimped the butt connectors on the heater board of the unit and crimped them back. However I did also solder the crimps. You can solder these as long as you double alligator clip them for heat dissipation and use ice cubes on the actual thermal fuse itself. This allows it to stay cool and you can solder with 60/40 solder Which has a melt temp of 190°C/374°F if your dehydrator is getting 190°C/374°F you have worse issues with it then a bit of solder melting.1st Pic is of the old Thermal fuse that blew2nd pic is of the new crimped and soldered. Use Heat sinks is a must.

I bought these to replace the thermal fuse in my NESCO FD-75A dehydrator. I cut the old one out and soldered this new one in (using an ice cube to keep the thermal fuse cool during soldering). This got the dehydrator working as it should.

Out of the 5 pack 3 burned out within a few days use in my dehydrator

The leads on the thermal fuses are a little short. They are also expensive but I needed the part

Replaced bad thermal fuse (continuous was open) for Dehydrate product, it is working fine after replaced new fuse, do not solder, heat will blew up fuse.