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Likely just to keep the device simpler - on/off switches should last for lots of duty cycles, timers introduce another point of failure.
by blacksmith_tb 10mo ago
Likely just to keep the device simpler - on/off switches should last for lots of duty cycles, timers introduce another point of failure.
- ErroneousBosh 10mo agoOf the stuff I've repaired recently it's been mechanical switches that have caused problems, where a microcontroller and bloody great MOSFET would have kept on forever.
- 20after4 10mo agoLike the cursed lid lock safety switch?
- ErroneousBosh 10mo agoHey, you've got to have a wear part somewhere otherwise how do you get people to buy a new one every five years?