Cozy Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

It will continue to collect if surfaces aren't cleaned every day. The dust can accumulate on walls, windows, and cabinets as well as behind doors and in crevices if your home isn't well-ventilated.

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your Cozy Wall Furnace W501E. Here are a few gas valve part numbers that may be compatible with your furnace:

1. Robertshaw 7000MVRLC Gas Valve: This is a common gas valve used in many Cozy Wall Furnaces, including the W501E.
2. Honeywell VR8200A2132 Gas Valve: This gas valve is also compatible with many Cozy Wall Furnaces and may be a suitable replacement for your W501E.
3. White Rodgers 36E22-202 Gas Valve: This gas valve is compatible with some Cozy Wall Furnaces, including the W501E.

It's important to note that the correct gas valve part number for your furnace may depend on the specific model and year of your furnace. I recommend contacting Cozy or a licensed HVAC technician to ensure that you get the correct part for your furnace. They can also help you with installation and ensure that your furnace is working properly.

if propane is smelled then theirs a leak have it tested by your propane provider

Well if it's considered an unsafe situation, please, for your own safety, hire you own experienced expert for a second opinion. Get the results in writing, and if it shows an issue that can be resolved exists, present it to the home owner and ask for a refund off the rent. If that unit has a cracking, creaking to it, probably just the metal heat exchanger expanding and contracting. It's a new unit with new noises, and may take time to get used to. Now if its a louder bang or piping sound, there may be an intermittent issue that needs to be addressed.

Hello You could try someone that services BRYANT or DAY&NITE brand equiptment as PAYNE is a division of those brands.

Can only be a few things switch broken fan broken broken connection You just need a test meter.

Black means soot which means poor combustion. If soot is forming so is carbon monoxide which is poison. Call gas company for repairs.

Hi, I will walk you through to check the stat. Pull off the cover 1st. You will need a screwdriver, a small one. Could be slotted or phillips. Loosen all of the screws you can see until the t-stat comes off. You have 3 sections counting cover. You will now see the sub-base and wires. You should have only 2 wires to the stat. You will need a piece of scrap insulated wire, even a piece of old speaker wire twisted togeter at each end will work. No worry of shock. Just jump or touch across the 2 terminals and hold them on and if it fires up and comes on, the thermostat is the fault. More then likely that will be the problem. Any hardware store will have one. Get a heat milivolt only, even if the salesman trys to sale you a heat/cool 24 volt stat which will work, but will cause problems in the future. I am sure it is stat. If not, contact me and I will walk you through what else would cause this. If the pilot is on, there is no ignitor on this furnace, either a thermopile generator or a thermocouple, a high limit switch and the main gas valve. Keep me posted, it will only take you a few minutes to test the t-stat. Let me know.
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check the safety re-set switch at the of unit

He it checked out by a professional before you blow your self up

You may have a defective ignitor

Check out the thermocouple and that the pilot is strong and blue

Insult above the heating unit with reflective foil insulator.

it is normal,you need patience