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Anonymous Posted on Dec 21, 2010

The lasko ceramic element fell over, and stopped working. After setting it upright I attempted to turn it back on. The heater will only beep after i press the power button.

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Unplug it for 5-10 minutes. Then try again, worked for me. Plus it says to do so in the back of unit! Hope this helped

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    Dinh Han Mar 16, 2021

    I dropped it. Unplugged for 15 minutes and it worked again. Cheers!

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The quartz heat tube evidently cracked. you'll need to replace the element.

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