EKO temp. probe

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easternbob

easternbob

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Nov 29, 2007
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Has anyone had luck locating the temp probes for EKO's? From what I've read in the archives there is an OEM one available for $45 but there was also talk about an after market one for $1.

So if anyone for that probe for a buck what's the part number and is it working good for you?
Thanks
 
Did a burn last night and things went OK.... EXCEPT for the fact that the temp according to the controller only got up to 43* F. I guess that confirms that the temp. probe is shot. An adjacent thermometer was reading 185*. Luckily I have an override switch and was able to turn on the pump manually.

Really need to find a replacement probe and would like to save a few bucks. Any one willing to share a link of where they found them for cheap?
 
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