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I have a comfort zone CZ230ER 7500W electric garage utility heater

Problem is it's running on the low setting, only the bottom 3 elements heat up. mode indicator is set on high. no signs of loose or burnt connects. the top 3 elements look good, no discoloration or sign of damage. any ideas/

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