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hotpress timer - can I fix it myself?

sunflake

Hello DYIers and electrically-versed people!

I need your help

The timer in my hotpress is missing the usual black rings that can be pressed down to select the times we want to water to be heated.

It is not a normal plug that can be pluged/unpluged but rather built in. My question is therefore: can I replace that missing ring myself or is that something an electrician would have to do? Can't post pictures as I'm a new user, but I can send it on to anyone keen to see it as it might make more sense.

Thank you for your help,

Marianna

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Karangue

I know what ce is thanks.

2011

Karangue wrote: »

I know what ce is thanks.

Fair enough.

So if you take this to its logical conclusion a CE mark is a reasonable requirement, isn't it?

Karangue

Is the made in China an inferior product to one that has a CE mark, that seems to be the understanding here.

2011

Karangue wrote: »

Is the made in China an inferior product to one that has a CE mark, that seems to be the understanding here.

It is not necessarily inferior, but due to the lack of CE certification it has not been assessed to see that it meets basic safety standards. This is just one reason why CE certification is a legal requirement in Ireland for electrical devices such as this.

Stoner

Karangue wrote:

Is the made in China an inferior product to one that has a CE mark, that seems to be the understanding here.

Your understanding is flawed. You have claimed that pointing out that a device does not carry a legally required quality mark is racist and a rant.

Nobody mentioned the made in China mark except you never mind comparing it to something.

If you don't understand that buying something from a county outside of your own requires that you check to see if it meets the legal quality standards yourself then that's your own issue.

A supplier here can't sell you a mains electrical device unless it has a CE mark. There are good reasons for that.

Best not to confuse the other users by suggesting that CE marks are not required when they clearly do, regardless of where it's made.
So again please don't suggest that people ignore the requirements for CE marks and again don't bring racism into your next post.