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Wiring automatic bottle heater
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<blockquote data-quote="Sick_Mustang" data-source="post: 14143147" data-attributes="member: 164824"><p>Thanks for the confirmation, that's what I figured. Better to get a second opinion when your having problems, mine was wired correctly then. Meaning either the heater pad or switch are bad, either way I am trashing them both as I feel they are both having some sort of issue. I have already purchased a new setup, so hopefully that solves everything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sick_Mustang, post: 14143147, member: 164824"] Thanks for the confirmation, that's what I figured. Better to get a second opinion when your having problems, mine was wired correctly then. Meaning either the heater pad or switch are bad, either way I am trashing them both as I feel they are both having some sort of issue. I have already purchased a new setup, so hopefully that solves everything. [/QUOTE]
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