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Sounds like air passing where it should not be, try checking that all the components of the burner are seated properly for example the cap on the centre resivour and the other thing is that the wicks are high and causing a taller flame

As I recall, ACE carries replacement wicks. Carry the model number with you, and you should be able to get it replaced.

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Many things can cause this to happen and here are a few of the most common. The wick could be dirty, wicks should be brownish black in color, soft to the touch and flexible. Wicks will get hard and full of soot, my solution is to clean the wick with an old tooth brush gently brush it and I do this with the wick up about half way so I do not damage it. Then I take a shop vac and **** out all the stuff from the wick, make sure it still moves from high to low easily. Now soak the wick for roughly a half an hour and then light it. If the cleaning does not work you will have to change out the wick and remember that soaking the wick is the most important thing to getting good life out of it. Another practice is to burn out your heater each four to five tanks of fuel, this does stink bad so when you do this do it outside. Once you notice that you are about out of fuel take the heater out side and just let it burn out, this does clean the wicks on these heaters. Fill with K1 kerosene soak for the half hour with the wick completely turned down, then set to high and light it up. This cuts down on smell, helps it burn hotter,and in turn burns more efficiently.

You need to use pure kerosene do not use died or color kerosene it depletes the wick faster and causes a distinct odor. Pure kerosene should be clear.

if you go to this web site they have breakdowns and manuals there...http://www.portableheaterparts.com/ i hope this hels you,let me know...................

Try this URL:

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I have a Sunbeam kerosene
Posted by hecklers55 on May 05, 2008
I have a sunbeam kerosene heater that was given to me and I was wondering about the right wick t get for it. The only number that I could see that might be a serial # is 48337.
Could you be able to help me find the proper wick? Thanks

I did research on the wicks that you are looking for and the one that had the most selection for the Sunbeam Heaters was the site I listed below:
So if you need further assistance, please feel free to contact your local appliance dealer in your area or in the yellow pages, or contact the factory phone number or website to further assist you with your questions.
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You must be very careful and follow the instructions exactly on these wicks. The pins must be inserted into the holes on the wick holder. It is also easy to install the wick holder upside down. Look for a small up arrow on the side.

You must soak your wick for at least 30 minutes, preferably 1 hour. I know it's tempting to light it right away, especially when you are freezing, but you must wait. Wicks work by using capillary action. The fuel must have time to soak in properly.

All wicks are NOT created equal. Buy good ones, under no circumstances should you buy the ones that Walmart sells. They **** and you will be changing it in a day or two. Home depot sells a decent one, but for the really good ones visit Miles Stair wick shop. He also has some good info to deal with condensation and moisture problems.

Also note these heaters will not work if they are dirty. They must be absolutely clean of all dirt and debris, every single part. Especially the parts that come in contact with the wick.

Regular maintenance, good wicks and good fuel will keep these heaters working.

here is the link to the manual for the w7 - they suggest a replacement wick filter would solve the problem due to bacteria or mineral build up - i would expect this to solve your problem as the only way these wicks can not soak up the water to the top is if they are clogged or the tank is empty. try the cleaning routine on page 9 first - might be enough but the wicks probably will need replacing soon anyway. http://www.bionaire.com/manuals/W7_English.pdf Hope this helps :)