THIS THING WAS WORKING BUT THEN IT SPARKED AND TRIPPED THE BRAKER NOW WONT GO ON NOW A WIRE SORTED OUT ON THE COOPER LOOKING WIRE INSIDE OF THE HEATER ANY IDEAS???? PLEASE AND IF SO WHERE WOULD I FIND THE PARTS??
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If your heater is totally disconnected wiring and breaker trips, you either have a bad breaker, or you have a wiring problem. If breaker trips immediately then the problem is the supply side wiring. Ether case I would call electrical, to diagnose and repair.
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The 3E133 (or similar) Infra-Red Heater with correct voltage to the circuit board should produce a spark at the spark ignitor rod within a few seconds of having power applied. If it doesn't, one of the following could be the problem: (1. circuit board (ignition controller) is bad. (2. The gap between the spark ignitor rod and the middle rod (ground) is incorrect. It should be between 1/8" & 3/16". (3. There is not a good ground. This could be due to rust or a loose connection at any point between the equipment ground and the spark ignitor rod, including the ignitor mounting screws. (4. The spark ignitor rod or its orange wire is grounded, such as touching metal and thus "short circuiting" rather than allowing the spark ignitor rod to be 1/8" from "ground". That's all I can think of that would cause NOTHING to happen.
I have a Dayton Model # 3e219b 150,000 BTU potable heater and it runs fine with the top cover off.But if I put the cover on it will go out is less than a minute and trip the reset.
OHH I bet this is the same question I just posted to. So it is a forced air kerosene. The usual is like I said a blocked combustion air hole. It could also be something shorting out the spark ignition to ground when replaces inspect the wires and look for a week or loose ground in this case. Sorry about the confusion.
A Bad ignition proving circuit or something like (what we call here dirt dobbers) hornets nest could be letting the flame hit it and not allowing full flow through the heater. Mice are also notorious for making problems like wires chewed and nests in the wrong place. Given where it may have been stored.
How many amps is your service? And what gauge wire did you use for the heater? If your service is only 40amps that is your problem. You don't have enough amps for the heater and the rest of your house, you will have to upgrade your service.
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