Reddy Heater RLP100 Portable Forced Air Propane Heater with Variable Heat Ouput "adjust fuel pressure" Questions

PRESSURE-PLENTY OF FUEL-CLEAN FUEL FILTER-HAVE ADJUSTED FAN BLADE FOR LESS AIR FLOW-ADJUSTED EYE-CHANGED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND NOZZLE-CHECKED FOR WATER IN FUEL-CHECKED FUEL LINE FOR CRACKES AND MADE SURE

...fuel pressure problem The fumes are terrible, burning K1 kerosene, the highest i can get fuel psi up to is 2 psi, change filter and fuel filter, what should be my next step? Are you sure there is not ...

adjust pressure at all. There is fuel in the tank and the spark plug is sparking. These things are extremely sensitive to pressure adjustments. They usually cannot be set precisely without a manometer

specific ignition technology and maybe we can help. First clean the filters and the nozzle. One of the screw heads is a plug to install a pressure guage. The other is the fuel pressure adjusting screw

fuel system and do not adjust. They adjust the air pump pressure which puts fuel in the nozzle and atomizes it. The pump pressure is critical. If the pressure is not correct the heater will shut down.

...adjust the air pressure going to the fuel nozzle. There are 2 ports in the air filter cover on the back of the fan motor. One has a hole in the center and is used to adjust the air pressure. Turn it ...

...pressure going to the fuel nozzle. You will need to connect a pressure guage one of the ports on the airfilter cover. The plug with a small hole in it is for adjusting the air pressure. Remove the ...

...fuel nozzle, it may be clogged. If you hold it up to a light, you should be able to see light through it. If these 2 things are good, you need to check the air pressure. On the back of the fan motor ...

...adjust air/fuel mixture. Worked fine till I messed with it and now I don't know how to put it back. You need a pressure guage to connect to the port beside the one you used to adjust the mixture. The ...

...fuel and air. The heater works great but seems to run extremely hot. More so than other ones I've seen like it. I know "if it ain't broke don't fix it" but I would really like to know the ...