Hello, my name is Chuck. I have one of your Farenheat in wall 220 volt heaters from about 25 years ago. The mini 150 degree thermal cut out finally failed. Product information to follow.

you said it has power, is it before or after the wire from the fuse you have checked, check the power wire that goes after the fuse. the fuse may need to replace, and if all is good and still does not work. check also the thermal cutout, This device protects the unit from overheating, it may already faulty (it may be always in off if its already faulty), here's other to look for , power supply, heating element, Power switches, thermo couple(if any), sensors..

Hi Shawn,your thermostat may be stuck open,not letting your coolant heat up.check this first.here's a link on how to replace, GET 25 GIFT CARD FOR EVERY 100 SPENT ON ONLINE SHIP TO HOME ORDERS After removing,look at it,it should be closed,to see if it is working,boil water to 180 degrees with thermostat in pot,it should open at 180,remove from water and it should close,if it's doing this,then it's good,is your water pump working properly,no leaks.Here's another link to your heater core, GET 25 GIFT CARD FOR EVERY 100 SPENT ON ONLINE SHIP TO HOME ORDERS I am fixing to replace my heater core in my 85 Nissan 720 truck,did it 10 years ago,my heat still works,but my windows fog up super fast,which means it's leaking,can put my hand on the carpet by the heater core and feel coolant,it's a job.

Check and make sure no interior lights are on, the most common is the vanity lights in the visor drawing the battery down or the interior lights coming on at night from a defective switch inside one of the doors

either the thermostat is getting ready to fail or the temp sensor isnt working properlythese engines also leak fluid from rear side of head after getting hot so check that so may have air in system because of the blown head gasket

check coolant flow, the implers inside the water pump may be broken. also check the tempature sensor.

hello dsteers: My name is Roger and I will help. You will find the inertia switch located on the right side of the dash mounted on the heater plenum. Should be a rectangular type box Will have two wires going to it. Will also have a button usually red in it. If you see the button through the notch cut out. Just push the button down to reset the switch. Should you need further help please just ask. Please rate the answer you received. This way I know it was helpful. Thank You for using Fix Ya. Roger

hello. if your washer is 120 volts, it must be plugged into a 120 volt outlet.

most likely the blower motor! but could be the blower motor resistor! does it work on high setting? if so it is the blower resistor if not most likely the blower itself!

Yes, there are both. You can find some good oones on ebay and you can find the manuals at any parts store. The paper manuals run less than $25. DVD's vary.