I have a 792/jr lakewood heater is it a recall?

SOURCE: Lakewood 792/JR heater running w/o heat

Hi Spybotics. I have the same problem and I traced mine down to a burned out over-heat fuse link. Check out my recent post. My guess is that you are having the same problem as me. It's not hard to tell - just take off the rear panel and test the link (looks like a small resistor in line with the element) with an ohm meter. Open circuit means burned out fuse link. DO NOT bypass the link, as an extreme fire hazard will exist without it.

SOURCE: lakewood heater 792 will not work

The bottom switch is bad. Unplug bottom wires and touch them together, if heat and fan comes on your switch is bad.

SOURCE: Where can I get a replacement thermostat for a

I found one at this place, but is half or more price than the whole heater with shipping.

http://www.allpartsinc.com/productdesc.aspx?code=104458-01

part #

104458-01 - THERMOSTAT, BI-METAL 2 WIRE

• Item Code: 104458-01
• Manufacturers DESA PRODUCTS