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  1. applianceman18007260692

    Vent free heaters and Fireplace inserts.

    applianceman18007260692 posted a topic in DIY Appliance Repair Help

    This is the time of year when the weather starts getting colder. many folks use for a back up or heating in general these wall mount vent free heaters. Over the summer when they are not in use they tend to get a small amount of dust in the pilot. When the heater is lit for the first time it may come on for a few minutes then go right back out. A simple matter of blowing out the pilot or flushing it out with a little rust buster will most times easily fix the problem. Easy peasy money for those of you who wish to delve into repair these units.
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