Where can I buy an ignitor for this heater which is about 7 years old. I like the heater very much...
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Where can I buy an ignitor for this heater which is about 7 years old. I like the heater very much but the cheapest price I can find an ignitor for is around $ 50 to $70 and I can buy a new heater ( another brand ) for a little over $ 100 at Lowes. I would like to fix the heater I have as it really works well when it runs. It ran for 7 years without anything done to it and that sells the product to me. Thank you, Lee Green
I have a 70,000 ready heater and I can't seem to get the pressure down it is way over 10 pounds I...
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I have a 70,000 ready heater and I can't seem to get the pressure down it is way over 10 pounds I try screw it down but make no differeant. It run super hot I got this off a guy who said it did not work. I brought it home and the motor would not turn. I check the fins and did not findd anything wrong put it back together and now the moter runs but still have high presure. also there seem to be alot of air coming out of the set screw. then my 35,000 one i have. I don't have alot of money to work with hope to fix this soon before winter come.
Reddy 70,000 Kerosene heater runs 5-15 minutes then shuts off. Starts well, no smoke, half tank...
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Reddy 70,000 Kerosene heater runs 5-15 minutes then shuts off. Starts well, no smoke, half tank fuel, seems to involve cool-down recovery with quick restarts giving shorter "on" cycle, longer rest giving more re-running time before shutdown. Wiped off photocell, no change.
heater won't fire. There's fuel, motor runs, already changed plug. When heater ran out of fuel,...
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heater won't fire. There's fuel, motor runs, already changed plug. When heater ran out of fuel, tried to restart after refueling, heater popped and wouldn't fire. Any suggestions??
diesel fuel #2 puts out too much soot in my shop so have been using kerosene which helps. outside...
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diesel fuel #2 puts out too much soot in my shop so have been using kerosene which helps. outside temp mid 30's. kerosene has gone up locally to 3.75 gallon but can buy jp-4 at local airport at 2.50 gallon. jp-4 is more refined kero. can it be used in my heater, or will it burn too hot? cell 661-428-8644 email: greyfrontier@wildblue.net I use a tank every two days and it is eating me out of house and home.
http://johnstonesupply9.com/TechDocs/Goodman/Furnaces/GMV9%20Variable%202-Stage%20Upflow%20Gas%20Furnace/GMV9%20Service%20Man.pdf After giving up on...
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Traditional water heaters use a storage tank to hol... Read More
Traditional water heaters use a storage tank to hold heated water until it is needed. They typically run off of natural gas, but electric and propane heaters are also common. In addition, tank less water heaters are available. They operate by routing water to where it needs to be instead of storing