Posted by Kentb ofSWMO on November 27, 2011 at 13:16:57 from (98.23.175.163):
In Reply to: o/t Diesel Space heater posted by bill from scotland on November 27, 2011 at 05:46:04:
The newer heaters do not have a spark plug. The have a metal strip that glow hot to ignite the fuel. The electric eye needs to "see" this strip HOT before the heater will turn on. I worked on a heater last winter that when it go real cold, it would not turn on. It had a thermal problem with the control board. The board was only $13.00. I traded the price of the board and the labor to fix the heater for a 5 HP air compressor the guy had that had a problem. I got a GOOD compressor out of the deal by fixing a spring on the governor in the 5 HP motor.
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