Check the pressure switch and check flame sensor might need cleaning
SOURCE: reddy heater pro 110
Does your heater use the older spark plug technology or the newer Hot Surface Ignitor (HSI) technology?
Without this critical information about all this technician can do is guess.
My best guess at this time would be either water in the fuel or a restricted fuel filter.
SOURCE: reddy heater pro 110
My best guess is that you are are connecting to your AC receptacle with an extention cord that is too small. The Reddy Heater contains a computer that will shut the unit off if it cannot pull enough amps from your service. The longer the cord the higher the loss from receptacle to unit. This loss can be reduced by increasing the size of your extention cord. I run a 100' 10/2 cord.
Hope this helps!
Handy Home Guy
Boone, NC
HandyHomeGuy.com
SOURCE: I have a Reddy heater pro 155.
Check all of your air filters but most likely it's the CAD flame sensor.
SOURCE: reddy heater pro 110 started up ok went to use it
cleaned electrodes , filter and sensor oiled fan motor
SOURCE: 150,000 BTU propane Reddy Heater shuts off after ignition
Is there a frost line on your LP tank, if so you may need to replace the tank with a larger tank or refill your tank. This can happen if the tank your using is too low or too small (use 100 lb tank or greater). If there is no frost line it may be an issue with the thermocouple. The manufacturer offers a service manual and owner's manuals on there site. This should assist you... www.desatech.com Thank you
Hi,
Here are a couple of tips that I
wrote that tell you how to troubleshoot a Torpedo or Reddy
heater...
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Heater - Troubleshooting Torpedo Heaters
Torpedo
Heater Pump Pressure Adjustment
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