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Diamond
- Joined
- Mar 5, 2009
- Location
- California, USA
The Sanyo grills sage in the center and the connections corrode from too much current.
They are designed to wear out shortly after the manufac. warranty expires.
Has anyone milled out a pattern in solid material and strapped calrod or something to heat the plate?
Or maybe use stainless bars with 1/4" spacing? Not sure just yet how I would heat the bar. The preliminary
study shows that I start with 120Vac and connect that to something, which is connected to the stainless
cooking grid.
If you did this, what material?
I have some used calrod heat elements. Can they be bent? They could be strapped to the underside of a nicely
milled out grill. The Sanyo grill has what looks like a calrod element that snakes it's way around the grill
bottom. I should not have thrown out grills 1 & 2, could have salvaged the calrods.
They are designed to wear out shortly after the manufac. warranty expires.
Has anyone milled out a pattern in solid material and strapped calrod or something to heat the plate?
Or maybe use stainless bars with 1/4" spacing? Not sure just yet how I would heat the bar. The preliminary
study shows that I start with 120Vac and connect that to something, which is connected to the stainless
cooking grid.
If you did this, what material?
I have some used calrod heat elements. Can they be bent? They could be strapped to the underside of a nicely
milled out grill. The Sanyo grill has what looks like a calrod element that snakes it's way around the grill
bottom. I should not have thrown out grills 1 & 2, could have salvaged the calrods.