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There are many things that can cause this so you need to isolate.
Measure the voltage coming from the top of the head. The voltage should represent the temperature "directly" like this:
0V=0C
5V=500C
200mv=20C
Then heat up the head so that it feels warmer (at least 30C) and measure the voltage again.
If the voltage is correct (voltage goes > 300mv) then the problem is in the cabling or underneath the UMO. If the voltage stays at 200mv then the problem is at the circuit board or the thermocouple. This is a first isolation step.
If you don't have a voltmeter, find someone who has one and have them show you how to use it (have them do the measurement!).
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Did the thermocouple fall out? Check that first.
There are many things that can cause this so you need to isolate.
Measure the voltage coming from the top of the head. The voltage should represent the temperature "directly" like this:
0V=0C
5V=500C
200mv=20C
Then heat up the head so that it feels warmer (at least 30C) and measure the voltage again.
If the voltage is correct (voltage goes > 300mv) then the problem is in the cabling or underneath the UMO. If the voltage stays at 200mv then the problem is at the circuit board or the thermocouple. This is a first isolation step.
If you don't have a voltmeter, find someone who has one and have them show you how to use it (have them do the measurement!).
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