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Go to your local Grainger and they will print it out for you.

Is your thermostat set for the fan to run in the on position? or it could be a fan relay is stuck in the close position

Hi. Contact a company called GRAINGER. I have used them many times and they are a good company. Call them. They offer excellent customer support too. They are a DAYTON dealer. They will identify your part number, give you price and availability and your shipping options. Good Luck.

Hi. All motors have the wiring schematics either stamped on a metal tag that is attached to the shell. If it is is not there. It will be on a paper tag on the inside of the main wiring cover. Just so you know and to cover myself. All electrical repairs have to be performed by a licensed electrician. Improper installation and handling can cause a fire,damage of property, injury or *****. The wires are labeled L1, L2, L3, L4 and so on. If there isn't a tag you will need to send it out for service. Please let me know if there is anything else. Good Luck.

Hi. There isn't a thermostat but there is a thermopile. For safety the system shuts down if while it is running, a flame isn't sensed. The heater is from the 80's. Does it have a lot of hours on it? Make sure there is plenty of fuel, air and fuel filter are ok and no visible fuel leaks. From your symptoms you may have a faulty ignitor or the thermopile may be coated or damaged. Sometimes gently rubbing the scale off the thermopile with fine emery cloth will correct shut down issues. Also fuel flow, fuel pressure and spray pattern is a possible cause. Let me know how you want to proceed or have other questions. Good Luck.

Hi. Depending on the manufacturers design it may or may not be too high. I wan't to say "Yes" it is too high, it may need to be 3.5 Which model do you have? The starting and stopping could be air from the fuel pick up. A clogged air or fuel filter. The spray tip could be clogged or damaged. The fuel that you noticed running out under the exhaust could be a fuel leak or faulty spray tip. Diagnostics will be needed to know for sure. I hope this helps. Let me know if there is anything else. Good Luck.

Hi. Would you please elaborate on the "No Restart". Will the fan turn on but no flame or is there just nothing? To reset this heater it needs to be unplugged for up to two minutes. If the thermostat is restarting the heater in short intervals you may not be able to use a thermostat. Please let me know about recent maintenance and if the fuel and air filters are up to date. Please write back if you need more information. Good Luck.

Hi. Your sentence blends different functions together. Your standby generator has several safeties. There is a High Temp Shutdown. The Cool Down mode takes one minute and there is a five second restart delay. i hope this is what you were looking for. Please write back if not.

I would contact Grainger they would have information on the unit

How you need to do the same with the pressure switch

Request partial refund due to safety recall. https://cwip.com/customer/cewhin/PDF/DehumidifierRecall_Final.pdf https://cwip.com/customer/cewhin/PDF/DehumidifierRecall_Final.pdf

Sorry this website would not have that kind of information.

Here is my best shot! I THINK there must be a THERMOSTAT that is defective? I tried and tried to find a schematic or diagram for your heater without luck. IF there is a AC connector ~ disconnect it... Pull your panels off one-at-a-time looking for a DIAGRAM and anything that LOOKS like a thermostat? Hint: It usually has only 2 wires. I am fairly sure you WILL find one and if so ~ THAT thermostat would be my first suspect! Please let me know how this goes? Anthony

Check out the snap discs sounds like its cutting off too soon jump them out 1 at a time , or check flame sencor is clean

https://www.grainger.com/ec/pdf/3LU84_3.pdf

what do you mean. reverse wire? If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79

240 VAC

Yes you can move thermostat wherever you want but remember if not placed at a suitable location space may either be too hot or too cold .For example if you put it too close to the heater it will satisfy faster without allowing the whole space to warm up