Method of controlling heaters for copying apparatus

Electric heating – Heating devices – Combined with diverse-type art device

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733365, 219388, 236DIG13, 432 60, H05B 100, G03G 1520

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ABSTRACT:
A method of controlling dew formation preventing heaters for a copying apparatus which includes a first temperature detecting means for detecting the temperature inside the copying apparatus, with a first reference temperature (T1) being set, a second temperature detecting means for detecting the temperature inside the copying apparatus, with a second reference temperature (T2) higher than said first reference temperature (T1) being set, a humidity detecting means for detecting the humidity inside the copying apparatus, with a reference humidity (H1) being set, and a first group of heaters and a second group of heaters to be controlled by said temperature detecting means and said humidity detecting means. The method comprises the steps of:

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