20 Most Recent All-Pro Kerosene Garage Shop Heaters - All Pro PK115T Forced Air Kerosene Space Heater - Page 3 Questions & Answers

The electric motor may be rusted tight. Spray it with WD 40 or other penetrating oil to see if that loosens it up. Make sure motor spins freely. Hope this helps.

If you can get to the photocell, make sure that it is clean. To test it you need an ohm meter. Hook the meter to it and set the meter to read Kohm.. See what it says, then shine a light on it and see if the meter reading changes. IT should drop. If it does not, or the reading is really high, replace the photocell.

pressure 2 hi turn down to 8.5 check nozzle and clean plus the 2 filter I pressure cant ajust

pressure to high turn down to 8.5 or 9 at least the mr heaters run at that for that size might have to clean the nozzel

wrong pressure dirty filters or nozzle

will this work? http://www.allpartsinc.com/ProductDesc.aspx?code=104068-02

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Never wire around a safety on a heater. Period.

clean filters and chk fuel lines for any cracks, chk fuel filter also

Just repaired a 60 and a 115. Neither was pumping air to fuel nozzle. Both rotor assemblies were bad. Pull off the filter assembly and then take off the plate on the back of the motor. You will probably find that the rotor is in several pieces.

would help if you stated hours use on item.try lubricating the fan motor. take it apart, grease or heavy oillike 90wt gear lube

did you try cleaning the lens of the photocell, they git dirty from smoke ver time which regulates the flame or replace the nozzle, sounds like it could be getting plugged up? usually any heating store would have a nozzle for a couple bucks if you get the number off it. the nozzle is right where it comes out and they are common to plug up at times with wear

Here as link to your DESA International, ALL-Pro heater, Model # PK 60. Be sure to checkout the Trouble Shooting Guide.

http://www.desatech.com/manuals/Construction%20Heaters/113282-01.pdf

I'm sure this will help solve your problem. Please let me know.

Make sure the sparker and flame detector are clean and properly adjusted. Also, make sure the fuel is fresh and moisture free.