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Posted on Nov 29, 2008

Problems with patton Products PCH4199V-UM Ceramic Heater

My heater stopped working it was working fine for 3 days then it just stopped it won't turn on or nothing. i've tried to turn off and followed the reset intructions and nothing still noting not even the lights turn on.

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