I have a Bonaire Vulcan Comfort Control Aircon/Heating system. We have the heater set to manual and stick up the heat level in the morning to get some heat and press enter but nothing happens. Usually the heater finally decides to come on around lunchtime or later each day but it leaves us in the cold each morning.

You can check the wiring but this looks like an incompatible controller. Here are some alternatives:

If you're looking to purchase an Evaporative Cooler Vulcan Touchpad Controller, there are several options available. Here are some places where you can buy one:

The Home Depot: You can purchase a DIAL Evaporative Cooler Digital Controller from The Home Depot for $64.48.
Gasstop: Gasstop offers a refurbished wired Bonaire Comfort Control remote that works with Bonaire and Vulcan gas central heating systems for $150.
Bonaire Heating & Cooling: Bonaire offers a range of Navigator Remote Controls for Cooler and Heater, including My Climate® Wi-Fi® for ducted evaporative cooler, ducted gas heater, or dual-cycle air conditioner.

Navigator Remote Control for Cooler and Heater (bonaire.com.au)

here is a link to manual. if you are renting call bld. maintenance


https://www.manualslib.com/manual/639673/Bonaire-Bonaire.html#manual

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https://www.manualslib.com/manual/639673/Bonaire-Bonaire.html?page=8#manual


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Obviously a direct short. Take pic, remove all wires, replace fuse. Wire by wire, turning power back on each time until fuse pops. When it does, there's your problem.

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has the system air filters been serviced lately
is the system circulation fab been cleaned to allow full air circulation of the system
call in a technician to check for vermin infestation preventing the system from working properly

No it cant really be fitted as the evap system uses much larger duct and also in some cases people use a different type of duct that when running a gas heater threw it it tends to melt with the heat. Your best option would be to get new ducting that way you can size it correctly so you dont have air alance issues down the track.

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The heating coil itself have some problem that's why the circuit breaker clicks off by sensing over current drop. Check the heating coil and replace it.
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You have to recode the remote to the heater if the batteries have been removed for more than 3 minutes. On the comfort control will the remote is in a off state turn the heater off at the power.

While off press and hold the up button and the on/off until code appears then release buttons and turn the power back on to the heater.

When code disappears from the remote turn on the remote set the temp higher than current temp and combustion fan should start up then heater will fire up.

If not repeat process as they are easily corrupted by other remotes.

Download control manual from - http://www.bonaire.com.au/support/documentation/owner/default.aspx

Set / check fan speed or it may overheat.

go to www.bonaire.com.au for manual

not sure but i think the link below will help you a lot http://www.bonaire.com.au/-/bonaire/lib/images/pdfs/owners%20manuals/Bonaire-Evaporative-Manual-Control-2002.pdf