I lost my owners manual & would like to know how to turn & operate my lasko ceramic heater. Thank you in advance. Roy Reyes

The manual for the Lasko 5155 is available here: http://www.devicemanuals.com/productsupport/Lasko_5155_manual.html . You will need to review the heater to download the manual. Other Lasko manuals are available from the Lasko site. The current tower heaters have the manuals on their individual product pages. You can access the list here: http://www.laskoproducts.com/ceramic-tower-heaters/ . Other manuals can be accessed here: http://www.laskoproducts.com/?s=Manuals... .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

My experience with Lasko heaters is with the small portable ceramic types. On mine there are two knobs. One is the "Power"; the fan symbol is for fan only, then (I) Low Power and (II) High Power 1500 watts. The other know is the thermostat from (-) to (+). Set the thermostat towards (+) until the temp in the room is the way you want it. Then turn the thermostat know towards (-) until the unit shuts off. This is now the temperature setting and the heater will cycle on and off to this setting. Hope this helps.

Here's a link to a Lasko page where you can download an Owners Manual. Unfortunately, the link from that page no longer works, However, there is a 800 number for customer service. They can provide you with the Owners Manual. Hope this helped you.

Here is an email address for the Lasko Products Help Dept. They should be able to provide that for you. [email protected] If you prefer to call them the number is 800-233-0268.

Hope this helped you.

Call the manufacturer at 1-800-233-0268. They have a sight for the manual but it will not download.
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look for the power rating of your heater (usually it is in Watts (W) and convert it to kilo Watts (kW) unit by diving it by 1000).

kW = W / 1000.

now divide the kW by hour many hours your planning to operate your unit.

power consumption = kW/operating hours

when you get your power consumption value then multiply it with the power cost (you can find it usually in your bill).

cost to operate = power consumption x power cost.

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If I am getting this right you just purchased this heater? I would return it and get another one. It sounds like the tip over switch is not made and will only show that power is getting to it but the tip switch is keeping it from heating.

It probably means automatic

take the wattage of the heater, divide it by 1000 then multiply that by your cost per KW/hr from your electric bill, then multiply that by the number of hours you operate the heater. That will give you the exact cost to operate at full heating per hour.

hai sir the button which you are confused in is used only for reseting the equipment.please find your equipment seller for a copy of users manual.