SOURCE: Honeywell HZ517 Baseboard Heater
This troubleshooting approach may be sound, but you need a deep security star screwdriver to open the heater up. I have looked in specialty tool and electronics shops and no one has a screwdriver that gets in deep enough. You won't go anywhere without this screwdriver, so if anyone can suggest a source, that would be great.
SOURCE: How do I wire up a F2544 baseboard heater with a single pole themostat
It sounds like you are not getting the correct voltage for the heating element. If you wired a single pole thermostat, and its a 220v unit, then it will not get hot enough, like you are saying. If its a 220 heater, you need a 2p2t thermostat. The parts supplier will know what this means.
SOURCE: low heatworks, high heat does not.
it sounds like you need a set of thermo switches. one may have stopped functioning. a service tech can test them easily. should be low cost
SOURCE: 2000 watt baseboard heater is making loud clicking noise
Most base board heaters installation instructions say to attach to the wall with screws which are slack ( not fully tightened) in order to allow the heater case to expand and contract otherwise you get a clicking noise
SOURCE: can't find replacement parts
Hi google intertherm furnace parts they sell parts on line you may find what you need on there
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