When the alarm on the Patton Electric Heater sounds, whay does one do to fix that?

This heater was the determined cause of my total loss house fire. I thought the company would atleast help me find some where else to live, they seem to care. But, as of lately they are doing nothing.
I am told this heater-(prh11- 2008 model- purchased at walmart for about $27.00)
- Had wiring that wasn't up to standards
-1/10,000 units cause fires
-something wrong with the heating element-stops working
- wouldn't stand level
-heating coils
-fires like mine have happened to a few other people
This came directly from a person at Jarden corporation(aka patton-sunbeam)

I bypassed the buzzer and the little sensor but if you do this do not leave it running unattended due to risk of it starting a fire. Dont even leave it on while you go to sleep.

Try cleaning the sensor with a tooth brush. Worked for me.

I have the same irritating unit and there is not a solution beyond buying a different heater. The alarm is sounding because the heater's thermometer is hot and it thinks you are warm enough. You cannot tell it otherwise; all you can do is wait for the heater to think you are cold again, then it comes back on.
Bruce Johnson
Philadelphia, Pa