20 Most Recent Fahrenheat Electric Hydronic Baseboard Heater, 240 Volt Questions & Answers

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All contector chartring and without load

In there is charring of the wires without the heater turned on and heating and it's a 240 volt system, there's something seriously wrong with wiring in the heater. Turn Off the circuit breaker in your home's breaker panel that feeds this heater and call an electrician. This is not a DIY repair. At best, it would be a very risky DIY repair.
10/31/2018 7:28:07 PM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Oct 31, 2018
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Wire a 240 V hydronic baseboard heater

Your best bet is to call your county inspector. Every County is different, for that matter, every inspector is different. Good Luck!! If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79
4/20/2017 11:07:42 AM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Apr 20, 2017
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I have 2 fahrenheat plf

If I understand you correctly the two black wires (from heater) are caped off with a wire nut and the black and red with crimp ons are attached to something? If so attack the black wire to one of the black caped off leads from heater and the other caped off wire to the white wire from the 10/2 cable. Make sure that that 10/2 wire is attached to a 2-pole breaker not larger than 30-amps.
4/9/2016 9:41:27 PM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Apr 09, 2016
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Wiring a 240 to a heater. Where do the black, red,

White wire to the green ground screw. the black and red to the two wires on the heater and it does not matter which one to which wire.
12/24/2015 9:20:20 PM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Dec 24, 2015
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heater stop working outlet works but heater doesn't work need some suggestions
11/16/2015 1:14:13 AM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Nov 16, 2015
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Electric baseboard heaters goes off before heating

Check your heater sensor. Replace it, if it's defective.
1/28/2015 8:30:56 PM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Jan 28, 2015
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How do I wire 2 Hydronic 1500W 240V heaters

Please follow the attached wiring diagram on page four on the web link below.

Hope this helped you....Jim...Please leave a positive comment if it helps you with your project.

http://www.thermalinc.com/comfort/PDFs/LF_instructions.pdf
8/15/2014 2:31:24 PM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Aug 15, 2014
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Shaking stop

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6/25/2014 12:21:23 AM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Jun 25, 2014
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Need to know where the

ground, ground, ground, green is always ground ground
3/6/2011 6:48:41 PM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Mar 06, 2011
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I have a 240 volt

You are going to have to abandon one of the wires and probably change your outlet to match your cord. I would abandon the red wire. You will have to do this in the breaker panel itself. If you are not familiar or comfortable working in this panel then don`t. If you are then only connect the white and black wires to the breaker that feeds your outlet and your green will be your ground which should already be connected to the ground bar. It is possible that the black and red wires are already connected to the breaker and the white to the neutral bar (this is the way it should have been wired for four wires). If this is the case just remove the white wire and tape it off and don`t use it in your new outlet.
2/15/2011 2:38:55 AM • Fahrenheat... • Answered on Feb 15, 2011
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