It is possibly a safety sensior that turns off unit when tipped over. Try turning unit over to c if it will reset, U may have to do this more then once.Usually this will do the trick,
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Check heater element itself may have a short to casing seen this many times bra wire most comon cause stuck in heater
This dryer is a whirlpool disgn
Heater coil may be shorted to case
I have never heard of a heater coming on if its unplugged?? I could say if its plugged in and the control is faulty, it could come on by itself? Can you tell me more? Shastalaker7
The heater may need to reset itself. Turn the Master ON/OFF Switch to OFF and unplug the heater from the wall outlet. Wait 12 - 15 minutes and plug the heater back in. Turn the Master ON/OFF Switch to ON and set the controls as you normally would. Hopefully, that 12 - 15 minute timeout allowed the heater to reset itself. If this continues to occur, contact Dimplex Technical Service at 888-346-7539.
Hope this helps you to further troubleshoot and solve the problem.
Depends on how you turn it on: At the heater itself or with an automation system. If its with an automation system than your problem is with it. I assume this is the case.
When you turn the spa off make sure you turn the heater off first and then wait a few minutes before turning off the spa pump.
First turn the heater off using the On/Off switch. Then unplug the heater for 12 - 15 minutes. This will allow it time to reset itself if possible. Then plug the heater back in and turn it ON. If it didn't reset itself, check the receptacle its plugged in to to make sure that it's still working. If it's not, the circuit breaker for that receptacle has been tripped and will need to be reset in your home's circuit breaker panel. If the heater trips it again, there is a short somewhere in the wiring of the heater, which will have to be repaired.
Hope this helps you Troubleshoot the problem. Please let me know.
there are a few things that will cause this problem.
1. it could be the heater fan fuse
2. could be the heater fan motor itself
3, a bad switch or relay
check the fuse and then check for voltage at the heater motor itself, if you have voltage at the heater motor,, give the heater motor box a love tap with your hand and see if it starts to turn, if it does not turn or even if it does ( after tapping it ) - it is time to replace the heater motor.
Mine did the same thing. The quick fix is to turn the knob to the
heat side, then push gently on the knob itself. You'll instantly
feel the air get warmer. The real fix entails taking the dash
apart.
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