Mp1 monitor 441 ran out of oil and now wont start back what do i do

hears trouble shooting guide ---------------https://www.manualslib.com/manual/851964/Monitor-M441.html?page=26

There is specific instruction on web site for 8888 code flashing, as bbtoast has instructed.

From a distance we are unable to do the test procedure, you will need to do it, follow the instructions given on THIS PAGE. you also will need a multimeter to test for the 2.4volts and also a 10K ohm resistor to test.

Without testing as instructed here are your options
plus failure of combustion motor.

Sorry no magic wand available, you will need to get your hands dirty, part identifiers and circuit diagrams are also on given site

I think you will find that Brian has already indicated this much and there is not anything more anybody could tell you.

Cheers.

moved category from Computer Monitors

Probably to soak up spills, or the igniter doesn't work as they are using lighted cloth.

https://www.hunker.com/13408499/monitor-heater-model-441-specifications

https://www.google.com/search?q=monitor+441

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What is a mpi 441?

You might check the Shear Pin. If it's damaged at all it can cause this type of problem. It's located under the Flywheel, on the Crank Shaft.

sounds like your heater may be starving for fuel. check all your rubber hoses for cracks first and then continue troubleshooting from there.

Here is the link
http://www.monitorproducts.com/pdf/manuals/m441.pdf

im not positive the problem you are having maybe if you could most a little more description but be careful propane can be dangerous its heavier than air and will take longer to vacate the space although you may not smell it anymore

Mine cut off also. I thought it was the wall plug. But as it turned out, I took the cover off the back, cleaned the filter (kinda like a blow dryer clogs in the back) and it is working fine now..... Hope that helps...

Karen

You can obtain an electronic copy of the 441 owner's manual from http://www.monitorproducts.com/customer-support/manuals

Scroll towards the bottom of the page to find the 441 or 442 manuals.