20 Most Recent All-Pro SPC-30 Heater - Page 6 Questions & Answers

From the owner's manual:

• Open front thermostat door and open battery compartment door.
• Install two new "AA" alkaline batteries. Locate the positive (+) ends of the batteries and match them with the positive (+) terminals located in the battery compartment. Close battery compartment.

Going by the photo of the thermostat, it looks like there's a finger recess or latch on the right side of the thermostat that you pull on to swing the front open. If there is unexpected behavior from the thermostat after replacing the battery, see the reset procedure in the installation section of the manual. Link to manual: https://thermostat.guide/proselect/proselect-pstsl21p52-2h-1c-programmable-thermostat-installation-guide/#battery-replacement

Question edited for spelling of 'Frigidaire'. Air Conditioner / Heat Pump? All question need full 'make model (what it is)' as first 3 words please. When was it last serviced, and cleaned? It may need a top up of refrigerant gas. I suspect what you posted as a model number is actually a Serial Number and it is from Month 5 (May) of 2022. It may be under warranty. https://www.google.com/search?q=KK5226151 ..

If he did the same thing I did, then its during the wifi reboot not a hard reboot. I can get to the function section but it only brings up 70 and 80 which I can change but it only goes to 76 and 83 which I have no idea what functions these are. Still stuck in wireless set up and cant exit out

No because it is a gas appliance and law states that gas appliances can only be worked on by gas certified service engineers. https://www.google.com/search?q=replacing+a+thermocouple+on+a+Teba+TFB21Y ..

Find a good local plumber and ask for his recommendation. He will know which ones he has installed and never had problems with and which ones are reliable. The four makes recommended by Jake are well established. I had an oil fired Worcester down in Cornwall and it was good. Jake Napier Mar 07, 2019 I would recommend a combi boiler from Ideal, Valiant, Baxi or Worcester. This article might help you out a little (spam) ..

I just bought several of the Honeywell CT410A electric baseboard thermostats. One was significantly out of calibration. There is no screw to calibrate the unit. With the cover removed, pull the large adjustment knob straight off. Be careful not to touch or put pressure on the metal thermostatic plate which would bend it. I found pulling evenly with two hands, from each side pops it off cleanly. It is tight and requires more force than it seems. With the knob off, note that there is a smaller toothed dial which the larger knob clips onto. Turning the toothed dial, presses or releases the thermostatic plate, which activates a switch beneath the plate. Turning the dial slightly, you can hear the switch activate/deactivate. Set the dial so the switch just deactivates. Check your room temperature with a thermometer, and replace the larger knob onto the dial at the same temperature as the room. You will need to put the cover with the temperature gradients back on and mark the small dial for a accurate calibration before replacing the large control knob.

It would either be the spark igniter or the gas valve safety thermocouple. Call for service, as only gas certified technicians can legally work on gas appliances. https://www.google.com/search?q=Lexaire+9.0+M+reasons+why+igniter+will+not+light+on+furnace ..

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Question edited for clarity. That sounds like a fan issue. It isn't blowing hard enough so it cuts out on overheat and smells of burning dust. ..

Question edited for clarity and fix all the typos. This appears to be Australian? We are in North America, so this might work better for you. Unless is is an evaporative cooler, you don't put water in them. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/982146/Convair-Supercool.html#manual https://www.google.com/search?q=Convair+KYR32XC++%28co2%29 ..

Check the Power Connection: Ensure that the heater is properly plugged in to a standard electrical outlet. If the outlet has tripped, reset it to restore power to the heater . Thermostat Fuse and Resistance: You mentioned that the thermostat resistance is very low. This could be a sign of a faulty thermostat. Replace the thermostat fuse if it's burnt out. Make sure to connect the wires tightly. Use a multimeter to test the thermostat. It should read less than 1 ohm. Safety Features: The Pelonis HO-0221 includes safety features such as a thermal cut-off. If the heater overheats due to abnormal conditions, it will shut off automatically. If the heater turns off unexpectedly, inspect and remove any objects near it. Allow it to cool before resuming normal operation. Reset the Heater: Sometimes a simple reset can resolve issues. Follow these steps: Turn off the Pelonis Heater and unplug it from the power source. Leave the heater unplugged for 15 minutes to cool down completely. Plug it back in and turn on the heater.

You can, in some cases, hear the hiss of the gas on the mixture pipe. Quite normal.

Yes if there is a leak or the gas pressure is too high. Always read the user instructions. I have used them for over 30 years and never had a problem as it is serviced regularly and checked for issues.

If it has the correct regulator, yes. DO NOT try to use it without the regulator.

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Finding a specific part like a blower motor for a ME 700 gas heating system may involve contacting the manufacturer or using various online resources. Here are some suggestions: Start by visiting the official website of the manufacturer of the ME 700 gas heating system. Look for a "Parts" or "Support" section where you may find information on replacement parts, including the blower motor. They may provide direct links to authorized dealers or distributors. Check with authorized dealers or distributors of the ME 700 gas heating system. They may carry replacement parts, including the blower motor, or be able to direct you to a reliable source. Visit local HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) supply stores in your area. They often carry a variety of replacement parts for heating systems. Provide them with the model number and details of your ME 700 system to help them find the correct blower motor. Explore online retailers that specialize in HVAC parts. Websites like HVAC supply stores, Amazon, eBay, and other online platforms may have the blower motor you need. Ensure that the seller is reputable and that the part is compatible with your specific model. Reach out to HVAC professionals or technicians who specialize in heating system repairs. They may have access to a network of suppliers and be able to source the blower motor for you. Check the user manual or any documentation that came with your ME 700 gas heating system. It may provide information on replacement parts, including the blower motor, and where to obtain them. Participate in online HVAC forums where professionals and DIY enthusiasts discuss heating system repairs. Members may share their experiences and recommendations for sourcing specific parts. When searching for the blower motor, make sure to have the model number and any relevant specifications of your ME 700 gas heating system. This information will help ensure that you get the correct and compatible replacement part. If you encounter difficulties or have specific questions, consider reaching out to the manufacturer's customer support for guidance.

When it's really cold outside, my monitor flashes E17..this usually means I have to run hair dryer on intake hose to melt any ice buildup

" How to clean the u it " ?? Not sure what that means? It is 85,000 BTU (British Thermal Units), but highly inefficient as it is 53 years old and should have been scrapped 30 years ago. I had a similar one in a house I moved into in Dunstable in 1976 and it wasn't new then. https://www.google.com/search?q=1970+warm+morning+room+heater+85%2C000 ..

loss of freon.