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Posted on Oct 01, 2008

Northman Oil bath radiator Model # OFH-3600.

Please notify me if this service costs anything before moving forward.
I have a heater that was given to me that after taking it out of the box would not turn on. It is brand new and i can't see any signs of damage. Any ideas? I can't even find the manufacturers contact info. Not sure if it is possibly manufactured by someone else - like Patton? Any suggestions on fixing it would be helpful. thnks

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