20 Most Recent Comfort Zone CZ7007 Oil Filled Electric Radiator Heater - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Where can I find a replacement remote part number CZ2032C for a comfort zone heater

Question edited to change 'Space Heather' to 'Space Heater'. :>D Try the Customer Service number in the manual, but I doubt they sell spares. If they don't, you can buy Perforated Metal Sheet at Home Depot for $30 for 24" x 12". https://www.google.com/search?q=perforated+metal+sheet+home+depot ...

can you return it for another one? call comfort zone for help, and warranty replacements parts.

Likely a tripped limit switch. Need multi meter to test.

Indoor Sensor

Contact Comfort Zone directly to inquire.

Hi, There is one 'release clip' on the outside of each side of the 'mounting bracket'. Push the two clips inwards & it should release the body of the heater from it's mountings. After that, I'd expect that you'd be able to unscrew a couple of screws to release the end cap & slide-out the grille which the pullcord passes through. Best of luck.

contact the maker via phone. Some models need a replacement tip over switch to be installed by an electrician or technically competent person. Manufactured for: Comfort Zone® 324A Half Acre Rd. Cranbury, NJ 08512 USA 1-800-221-6895 www.comfortzoneheaters.net ..

bulbs do fail you know

Contact Comfort Zone directly to request the diagram.

They have a tip-over safety switch. You seem to be referring to another Post? 'mine fell sideways'. That doesn't work here :>)

Hello, would you be able to attach a photo of the unit then I could guide you through how to remove the cover

Thank you

Same problem,
Should I try taking it apart and possibly clean the fan or so?

check heating element

if no voltage to coil bad board

check heating element

The red light probably is only showing that the unit has power to it and does not show if there is an internal breaker or fuse that is open.

Hi. Hold the two buttons on right with power on to reset it. Good luck.

I had a similar issue. It would cut off after approx 30 sec to 1 min. If the power shuts off or screen and lights go off most likely the problem is the thermal cutoff switch comonly called a thermostat. (Be Sure you are getting good air flow also check filter JIC) I found the problem but the parts in the systema are cheap off brand parts. Low quality circuit boards and soldering. The PN on the switch was unknown. Since I didnt know the cutoff temp I called the mfg which did not offer any parts, prints etc. This is an expensive throw away heater is basically the answer I recieved. My unit also had very low use as it is used as a supplimental heat ocassionally. Instead of tossing the unit I looked a little closer at the switch. I found 120 deg C stamped on one of the .25 QC terminals. On the front it is stamped 120/240V 16A. After a search I found the SRL250. It is a 250 deg F 15A 120/240VAC. (120 deg C = 248 deg F). It is 1 amp less which is fine as the 1500W unit should not draw 15 or 16 Amp. I now have the heater running again. You can find this part online or you local appliance parts house should have it. Or Cross ref to another mfg. Hope this helps.Orig- 120/240VAC 16A 120 deg C (Open on Rise)New - 120/240VAC 15A 250 deg F (Open on Rise)Part# - SRL250

If it is new, contact your seller for return or replacement under warranty Manual http://comfortzone-us.com/temp/CZ499R_manual.pdf