I have a 7qt wherever frypan I have had for at least 45 yrs. need a new control wire. Measured mine and it looks more like 1 1/2 " . Wonder if this wo
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My Farberware elec. fry pan was probably 20 yrs old. I bought 2 new controls. Both of them felt like they fit but the connection wasn't a tight one. In order to maintain even heating I had to stand there and use some pressure to hold them together. I finally gave up. AH! They sure do not make things like they used to. Good Luck with your search for a control!
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Make sure you get the correct measurements for the probe, otherwise it will not fit and become completely useless. I did that with the one I ordered for our Quisenart griddle and it matched exactly. I did notice there are many types of probes so check the measurements carefully. If you can even find an original probe unit from the manufacturer, it will be a lot more costly.
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The control works just fine as a replacement control for my Farberware electric skillet & electric griddle. It is also about $14.00 cheaper than the Farberware T1 control.
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It probably will work. When you receive it, it will be tight because over the years of the heat the outlet has warped a little but it will get better with a little use.
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I'm glad somebody asked. We bought two for the two pans we have. They don't fit. Waste of money.
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i have farberware model 312b frypan and the pr3f control seems to match very well and works great
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Great Question - My 8" Burner that came out of my stove and the New one going back in was 8 3/4" Diameter. I guess it was close enough. Mine is working just great now, the old one had a connector wire burned out but I went ahead and replaced it with the new one. Wife is Happy Now.
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I just measured 3/4" I think the wire is too small, my old cage the wire was wider.
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I'm not sure which very early model i have. My replacement had a probe that was a bit too long so there's no real tight fit, but i can "jimmy" it enough to work fine. Mine(a Wok) is probably 30 years old (and still in great shape). If yours is much newer I'd guess it'd be a fit...
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I order this one thinking the same, but it seems you need too double check where the wire is coming out middle or upper. Since i didn't noticed mine was upper and it did not fit all the components back upon resemble.
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It did in fact fit my TeChef 11" blooming wok which is basically the frying pan with a bit higher sides....nicely in fact. I must say though, the pan itself is losing its slickness after about 8 months. It's seen a lot of use but I didn't expect it to start wearing out after 8 months. I'll need to look into the warranty I guess. *fingers crossed*. It was an amazing pan while it lasted.
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Not as good as I would like it to. The wheel is set to the thickness of whatever wire insulation it is that you are currently stripping, NOT to the wire gauge. So when you tear out old wire to strip you run all of the #14 NM through, then reset slightly and run all of the #14 NM-B and THHN through, then slightly reset again and run all of the #14 MTW. The new wire that comes home is either NM-B or THHN and they strip on the same setting, adjusting only as the wire gauge changes. NM is old Romex, NM-B is new Romax and THHN or MTW is single strand taken from conduit. I have had mine set up to a variable speed drill and on slow stripped pieces over 30 feet so long as the wire was not mangled up. Not as good as I would like it to. The wheel is set to the thickness of whatever wire insulation it is that you are currently stripping, NOT to the wire gauge. So when you tear out old wire to strip you run all of the #14 NM through, then reset slightly and run all of the #14 NM-B and THHN through, then slightly reset again and run all of the #14 MTW. The new wire that comes home is either NM-B or THHN and they strip on the same setting, adjusting only as the wire gauge changes. NM is old Romex, NM-B is new Romax and THHN or MTW is single strand taken from conduit. I have had mine set up to... » Read More Not as good as I would like it to. The wheel is set to the thickness of whatever wire insulation it is that you are currently stripping, NOT to the wire gauge. So when you tear out old wire to strip you run all of the #14 NM through, then reset slightly and run all of the #14 NM-B and THHN through, then slightly reset again and run all of the #14 MTW. The new wire that comes home is either NM-B or THHN and they strip on the same setting, adjusting only as the wire gauge changes. NM is old Romex, NM-B is new Romax and THHN or MTW is single strand taken from conduit. I have had mine set up to a variable speed drill and on slow stripped pieces over 30 feet so long as the wire was not mangled up. « Show Less
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No. It did not fit. Had to get a new skillet. Will send the probe unit to be repaired.
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The topside control panel is 7" L by 3" W. It fit over my existing cutout just fine. I'm not sure what your 2nd question means but one of my pumps needed a different plug type and I bought the new wire with correct amp plug at a local spa parts store for about 15 bucks. Hope that helps.
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buy this one it works great and there is no safety thingy. Black and Decker wants $34 for a replace ment this one is about $7. I had the same problem and this fix worked for me. Univen Standard Frypan, Skillet and Griddle Probe Control Cord Pr100 Green
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Sorry I ended frying mine since I didn't do it correctly. So I had to order a replacement and ended up having an electrician install for me.
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Hi again, I think you may want to ask about how to adjust the old microwave trim kit to the new model. If this is what you are asking about I can give my solution. -Ken
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Must be some mistake. The pan I purchased from Amazon was the 1 Qt saucepan #619-14.
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I measured the distance between the holes as 1 and a quarter inches. I have a presto deep fryer that is about 20 yrs old and the old thermostat was cracking and coming apart (getting hot also) and this replacement is perfect for it. Good Luck!
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Don't touch the handles themselves. The wire is adjusted by sliding the stainless steel collar at one end of the wire towards the opposite end. It doesn't matter which end you choose - let this handle slide towards the middle of the wire, out of the way. Loosen the collar by undoing the set screw with a screwdriver. There should be a diagram that shows you what length is correct for you - the end of the handles should be approx arm pit height I believe. Once you have decided the right length, re tighten the collar with the set screw and remove the excess wire with sturdy wire cutters or pliers with cutting jaws. At the end of this excess wire there is a little protective cap. Take this off and put it on the new end of the wire. Work with one end of the wire only. Aim to replicate the other "factory finished" end exactly as a comparison. The only difference will be the wire is shorter in between the handles if all goes well. Hope this helps.
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Our control knob is not crooked and quite secure. The gap is approx 1/4 inch.I suggest you return it.
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I have a presto electric skillet, bought about 7 or 8 years ago the model #0692108 is on the bottom of the skillet. There is also a control #0690002. It says to use the skillet with only this control. As i'm looking at the control that you are talking about, on the back of the control it says model #0690005. so, yes, it is the replacement you are looking for, and it also fits #0690002.