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Re: T&T: Espar heater

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Date: Mon Feb 18 2008 - 10:10:57 EST

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    Call Boat Electric, talk to Lori and see what you can do. 206-281-7570
     
    Ken
     
     
    From: murray <>
    Subject: T&T: Espar heater
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    I need some help with my 1970ish Espar diesel heater for my 42 foot Monk
    trawler. It's been working great all winter keeping us warm here in the
    Gulf Islands but stopped the other day with no warning. All it does now
    is "run" a small internal motor (?fan) for about 30 seconds and then it
    shuts off with an audible click. There is a red indented plastic toggle
    switch which, if clicked over, allows the same truncated process to
    occur again. The fuel is fresh stove oil in a new, topped-up, aluminum
    fuel tank. All connections appear OK. All I have is a few pages of brief
    installation instructions and no operation manual. The red toggle switch
    is on the side of a box on top of the Espar heater which also has a red
    push button which does not seem to activate anything when pushed. After
    one of the brief cycles that box is warm to the touch. It is a type X 3,
    model # 25 8585 (12 volt) Espar.

    Any ideas would be appreciated. I suspect a pilot light is out or some
    such problem. By the way, I understand these heaters are hard to repair
    as the gaskets and other parts are no longer available.

    Thanks,

    Murray Archdekin

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