This video shows how to check a control fuse on an L&L automatic kiln.

How to check the operation of a control transfomer on an L&L automatic kiln. Applies to all automatic kilns that are not 480 volts. The control transformer reduces the incoming line voltage from 240, 208 or 220 volts to 24 volts for the control and 12 volts for the relays.

How to change the On/Off switch in most L&L automatic kilns.

This is an overview of L&L's brick repair kits which can be used to repair damaged kiln brick.

The PDF instructions can be found here.

This is an overview of L&L's brick patch and how it can be used to repair a variety of holes, chips, and gouges in firebrick.

This is an overview of how you can use L&L's brick cement to repair damaged kiln brick.

In this video, we will demonstrate how you can use L&L's brick cement to repair hairline cracks in your kiln brick.

In this video, we will demonstrate how to fix a broken kiln lid or bottom using L&L's high-temperature brick cement.

Note: This is re-used footage using our old cement formula, hence the lighter color. However, the process is precisely the same!

Some thoughts on repairing brick from Andrew Seymore from Clayscapes with Jessica Putnam-Philips from Clayshare.

The most important debugging tool in any toolbox is a trusty multimeter. A multimeter can measure continuity, resistance, voltage and sometimes even current, capacitance, temperature, etc.

This video shows you how to use witness cones to check the accuracy of the control and your kiln in an L&L Easy-Fire kiln. This video applies to any kiln.

 This video shows you the basics of how to do routine maintainence on your L&L kiln.