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Tassa Potter Posted on Jan 13, 2007

Popping and spitting sounds

My radiatior heater has recently stopped heating as well as normal, and just a few minuites ago started having popping and spitting sounds coming from inside of it. The sounds are similer to the sound of frying something frozen. Is this a problem that we should unplug it? Should we dispose of it? I think that there's no warranty, or if there was, it's expired, though we only got it three months ago. We have had a handful of power outages. The heater has been tripping the breaker, if we use anything else on the same circut. (IE; Microwave, coffee maker, other heater) Might this have caused a problem?

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Theres a loose wire somewhere inside. Have someone with a little experience open it and look for the loose connection. Guaranteed to work!

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