Reddy Heating & Cooling - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

the mr heart in that size is set at 8.0 to 8.5

your pic is a propane heater but model # a kero heater any way check lines to the air and fuel for cracking filters have to be clean in the heater and foam on the out not sure what the pressure is for that model but findable table on the ready heater look up get the old fuel out and new in good luck ready was the best

not a chance lol customer tried and blew the board plus ready heater is out of bis bt parts a readily avalible

pressure should b at 6 to 6.5 clean nozzle check for cracks in air ling and fuel make sure both filters r clean and the flame sensor is clean good luck

r your fingers in the pump the wrong way there not square and have to b in right or they don't spin don't force good luck

wile red button is pushed no flame or turns off when the button is released the flame dies ? if no flame tank is too small or spark isn't in far enough to catch gas . if flame is present with button down then the over heat switch on the in line thermal coupler could b bad u can check the over heat switch with a jumper between the two wires and if it stays lit you got it if it goes out then its the thermal coupler that's bad

Your search process and instructions process need a lot of work. This is a polite way of saying " " I'm just too polite to say this.

Sounds like the button is bad. Try replacing it

Amazon and Ebay has them. $35 on Amazon. I found one on Ebay for $25 with free shipping

air restriction or blockage

spamcatcher1,

All these type heaters (Reddy, All Pro and Master heat) were made by DESA international.

I have a tip at http://www.fixya.com/support/r4124129-yearly_maintenance_reddy_heaters which explains this common problem, where to get the repair parts and how to do the repair.

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hardrocko

Sounds like you have a bad gas hold on valve. I have a tip at http://www.fixya.com/support/r4258201-fix_gas_reddy_heaters_will_not_continue which explains the problem, how to fix it and where to get the parts. Let me know if you need more help.

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hardrocko

Replace the regulator

go to auto parts store they have apoxy patch just for patching fuel tanks.. its a special patch material.. not to exspecive.. i have used it many times..

Change the CAD flame sensor, it's a $3 part and they are all the same, just the mounting is different. Put it on your mount and sould be fine.

alsteadironw,

All these type heaters (Reddy, All Pro and Master heat) were made by DESA international.

I have a tip at http://www.fixya.com/support/r4124129-yearly_maintenance_reddy_heaters which explains this common problem, where to get the repair parts and how to do the repair.

Thanks for using FixYa and for the great rating. Please consider a testimonial. Thank you.

hardrocko

sounds like you have dirt in your fuel tank, as the heater runas it picks up the dirt in the filter plugging it up. When the heater shuts off, the dirt falls out of the filter. You start the heater back up and it does it all over again. Empty your tank and change the fuel filter. Should be fine then.

what is your air pressure, very important. Air pressure should be between 4 to 6 pounds.

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