Video Support

This video is useful for changing a thermocouple on any L&L kiln - in particular an eQuad-Pro or a School-Master Kiln.

In the USA: Yellow Wire = PLUS (+) Red Wire = MINUS (-) The thermocouples are marked with a (+) and (-). Also the negative (-) is marked with a red marker. The negative wire is MORE magnetic than the positive wire.

For more information about thermocouple polarity, color coding, and markings see this page.

See this page for the standard type K thermocouple.

See this page for the mounting hardware.

See this for all thermocouple parts and

This video shows you how to remove an L&L easy-fire, eQuad-Pro or School-Master panel to send to factory for service.

For the previous panel design with a thermocouple terminal strip, watch from the beginning.

For the new panel design without a thermocouple terminal strip, skip to 2:13

In this video we will demonstrate how to upgrade your kiln from Type K thermocouples to Type S.

• Brick plugs
• Brick cement
• Type S Thermocouples (short for most kilns)
• Type S Thermocouples (long for Easy-Load)
• Type S Lead Wire (by the foot)
• All Type S Lead Wire (Assemblies)
• Spade Terminals for thermocouples
• Checking a Control Fuse on an L&L Automatic Kiln (Video)

  

  See https://www.youtube.com/video/b9MzA4mL0Oo?ecver=2

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

  See this for more information.

  Parts
• See this page for control fuse ordering information.
• See this page for all fuses and fuse holders.

This shows some interesting techniques for repairing firebrick in front-loading kilns where it is difficult to replace an entire firebrick section.

This video shows you how to repair bottom brick in a front-loading kiln. This is an L&L Easy-Load kiln. Cement available from L&L.

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.