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If your goal is just to fill the reservoir automatically from a plumbed-in water source, without monitoring/logging water levels, a small float valve like this[
by Mister_Snuggles 6y ago
If your goal is just to fill the reservoir automatically from a plumbed-in water source, without monitoring/logging water levels, a small float valve like this[0] might be a good answer too. I don't know how big the reservoir in your machine is, nor do I know if this particular valve is food-safe.
You should definitely fix that light though. That sensor may also be part of a safety cutoff to prevent burning out the element.
[0] https://www.amazon.ca/Kerick-Valve-MA252-Float-Adjustable/dp/B0077RAX4W https://www.amazon.ca/Kerick-Valve-MA252-Float-Adjustable/dp... This was from a quick search, I know nothing about this particular valve.
- lostlogin 6y agoThanks. I’m going to get that light fixed and I think it is the best way of monitoring the water level. The hard part with checking the water level is that the boiler is pressurised and very hot, which is going to be hard in any sensor.