If you've made sure you have it a heating (not fan only) mode, temp at max, room size large, and you still can't get heat, you may be out of luck. You can try rocking or tapping it firmly... If that works, you may have a loose wire, in which case unplug and do not operate! Most of times these heaters will have a hi-heat cutoff- some are replaceable, some not. You can open the case to check for loose wiring, just don't alter or bypass anything. You might find some funky screw heads - they're designed? to make it not serviceable.
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Unfortunately those units are prone to breakage they are also usually a sealed unit (not able to take apart). The best thing to do would be take it back where you bought it and try to get your money back. They just aren't worth fixing. Visit www.stevessewandvac.com they have a selection of hand vacs if you don't see what your looking for contact them by email they can help.
SOURCE: No Oven but still Toasts
Never buy black & decker they don't supply parts they want you to rebuy the same junk over & over. its a shame this is what american companies have become buy japanese they last longer and make replacement parts.(I'm not unpatriotic just an informed consumer).
SOURCE: My black and decker leafhog blower/vac smells like something is burning
Black and Decker has issued a recall notice for Type 1 BV4000 because "a loose connection between the unit and an extension cord can create heat, posing a possible fire hazard" Says to STOP USING and call 1-866-853-2138 to arrange for free repair. (Found info by Googling "Black and Decker Leafhog", navigate to Black and Decker website and click "Important Safety Recalls" button at bottom of page.)
SOURCE: Black & Decker BDTF1010B Tower
when you take all the screws out slide the back down. there is a screw at the bottom holding it from slideing the 9th screw so to speak. you have to take out the u shaped pin on the rod once that u shaped pin is out thats where you will find all the screws to the bracket holding the moter in place take all those out too. it seems like alot but it is really not.
SOURCE: I opened the back of the fan and used my duster to
you can un plug it and hose it down. do not plug it in until its dry. I never had a problem
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