Converting Seal Dry Mount Press 210 to 250?

As far as I can see those are mechanically identical, the diffence being the digital controller, thermostat and perhaps a differently rated heating element. Has anyone successfully converted it, especially the 230V variant? Any tips on a successful/unsuccessful conversion, even the 110V model, would be much appreciated.

Why? Spare parts for the 230V version of 210 are no longer available, as it is not made anymore (the US 210M is still available but with different spare parts) while 250 ones I can easily get. My thermostat is not great anymore and the switch blew on me last night. Thank you.

Did you see this video?
Lars

Sure why not. The digital temperature controler doesnt care what heating elements its hooked up to, its just a switched relay system that turns the heater on n off at a set temp.

That is a cool idea to upgrade an old dry mount press. And not expensive either.

Who has told you there are no more parts available for the 210 in 230volts?

Hilo said:

Who has told you there are no more parts available for the 210 in 230volts?

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Mr Mark Pillon, Spare Parts Coordinator for D&K Europe, who has reached out to D&K HQ in US to thoroughly check the parts situation. Masterpiece 250 is supported with parts, but the 230V version of Masterpiece 210 is no longer. In the words from D&K US HQ:


In any case, I am happy to let you all know that I have resolved the issue by buying an unused, still-crated, Masterpiece 550 230V. It is rather huge, but works very well, with far more pressure than I got from my previous two presses, the Seal 210 and a Bogen 500.

Was lucky to obtain a used 500 Masterpiece two years ago. Really a fine piece of mechanical engineering.

Lars