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I have a 150000 master heater that ran out of kerosene i changed filters and air line. filled with kerosene and the fan comes on but it will not ignite. spark plug does ignite. thanks

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Hi,


Here are a couple of tips that I wrote that tell you how to troubleshoot a Torpedo or Reddy heater...

Reddy Heater - Troubleshooting Torpedo Heaters





Torpedo Heater Pump Pressure Adjustment


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  • torpedo_jedi Feb 07, 2011

    common mistake like sharpening your own lawnmower blade, many will install the blade showing the shinny new edge just ground. That means the blade is on upside down, and therefore it will not cut for scheisse.
    Your hose to the nozzle adapter from the back of the motor (air), need to be closest to the fitting nearest the combustion chamber. The fuel line up from the tank will be closest to the fan. You mix em up and it'll never run.
    A regular service should include a nozzle replacement. at the rear of the nozzle stem is a squared rubber seal, that should also be replaced if it does not come with nozzle itself.

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