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6. TrouBLeShooTInG
Problem
Fan does not turn when electricity is
connected
Heater will not ignite
Heater stops running by itself
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Possible Cause
no electric power to heater
Blades of fan in contact with heater housing Check housing for damage. Be sure there
Fan blades bent
Fan motor defective
no spark at ignition electrode
Incorrect spark gap
Corroded electrodes
Temperature inside heater is too high,
causing thermal switch to shut down
operation.
dust or debris accumulated in heater.
01284 703534
sales@sealey.co.uk
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Solution
Check current at outlet. If voltage is correct,
inspect extension and power cords for cuts,
frays or breaks.
are no dents in the housing obstructing the
fan.
Straighten all fan blades
Replace motor assembly
Inspect electrode wire. Re-attach or
tighten if loose. Inspect ignition electrode
and replace if necessary. Inspect all other
electrical components.
Set ignition electrode gap to 4mm.
Replace ignition electrode plug
If the heater input or output is restricted,
the inside temperature can become too hot.
Keep the areas in front and behind clear of
obstructions.
Clean inside of heater
www.sealey.co.uk
LP170 Issue: 3 (1) 02/07/18
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