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Heater turned over and oil spilled out. What kind and how much oil to refill? How and where to refil the heater with oil?

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  • Anonymous Apr 16, 2010

    Evidently you did not understand the question (oil spilled out). Even though if the system is closed there has to be a way to refil with oil. Please re-evaluate your answer and provide a usable solution.

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If thats the heater im thinking of it is a closed system, you do not refill.

  • Anonymous Apr 16, 2010

    i would not try and refill heater. it was filled and sealed at factory. it was not made to refill. take back to store. it is not safe to try and refill it. the eletric element needs to be submerg in oil, do to your lose of oil element is not safe.

  • Gr54 Apr 10, 2016

    It has a plug to refill with mineral oil. It is under the control cover.

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