Marvin 2060 Compact Heater "heaters replacement element" Questions

...heaters replace heating element related questions and answers. Ask yourPatton ... I can't seem to find a phone number for the manufacturer to call for parts. Any help? ... Question about PQH307UM ...

...replacement element (model 2060) I have a Marvin vertical quartz heater model 2060, one of the elements has broken, and I see that Marvin has gone out of business. Do you know where I can find ...

...replacement element. Insert one end of the element into the bottom receptacle on either side, press the element down (it's spring-loaded), then slide the top of the element into the center opening of ...

...will not come on. chelk the mains cord,chelk the voltage in the heaters element if no then chelk the heat aduster(thermostate) if current is available on element then your element is burnt replace

I want to replace the upper and lower heating elements on an older modle water heater, MOR-FLO Model SD50. However when I removed the old theromstats expecting to see the screw out elements underneath

...heaters quite often, Cadet C202, a 240v 2000 watt wall heater. Most of the time when they blow cold air it's because the heating element is broken. First turn off the circuit breaker, then remove the ...

...heaters it sound like the same unit. How do you know how many watts it is putting out? I didnt see a UL listing tag on it. The cord is not very heavy duty. Question is my heater possibly less than ...

Cadet heater quite working I've got a Cadet C122 wall heater that quite working. There's 240V to the heater and continuity across the reset switch. No continuity across a round metal device that's at ...

burn heater element Hi. You need to check heater controller for malfunction. If it has overload device on this panasonic, adjust decrease it a bit. Just replace your heater element with new one. It ...

space heater One of the 2 quartz elements had burnt out. Is there a replacement available.?? try this site for replacement quartz heater elements. www.infraredheaters.com/quartz.htm