QMark Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

IS IT GAS OR ELECTRIC THE HEATING HAS TO WORK OR THE FAN NEVER WILL. CALL YOUR LOCAL REPAIR SERVICE

suggest oil on the bushings at each end of the motor

does the element ohm out with no wires attached? Have you tested the limit switches WITH NO WIRES attached? If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79

QMark MUH (0521) Compact Heater Wont shut off ... - Fixya

www.fixya.com > ... > QMark > QMark MUH (0521) Compact Heater

QMark MUH (0521) Compact Heater, wont shut off related issues. Get free help, solutions & advice from top QMark experts.

QMark MUH (0521) Compact... Repair Questions - Fixya

www.fixya.com/support/p437492-qmark_muh_0521_compact_heater

Recent QMark MUH (0521) Compact Heater questions, problems & answers. ...thermostat on and contactor makes buzzing noise, fan dont run but its not seized it willfreewheel when you spin it ... How do I turn off my q mark wall heater there.

QMark MUH (0521) Compact Heater Shut - Questions - Fixya

either the heating coil is broken or sensor is bad, buy a new one it is cheaper then trying to have it fixed

element is not working elementary isn't it watson?

This 120V / 12A heater *requires* the full capacity of a 15 amp circuit - which means it must be on its own 15 amp circuit and not added to any other 15 amp (outlet or lighting) circuit. Double check for a circuit breaker in the tripped or off position (or blown fuse). Reset and turn on (or replace fuse) as needed. If circuit breakers and fuses look OK - it may be a faulty heater, thermostat, connection, etc.and calling an electrician might be the best and safest solution.

You will need to provide additional diagnostic information. Most likely the breaker is defective. Warning: potential for injury is HIGH working on power electrical! Do not attempt if you do not have experience and training. Proper personal protective equipment and methods should be used. The running amps needs to be measured when the heater is turned on. Find the rating on the breaker and calculate 80% of this rating. The heater current should be less than this value. If the breaker is tripping when less than 80% is measured it is most likely defective. Measure all power legs on the heater. Also check the nameplate info on the heater Volts, Amps. Compare these values to the actual.

Check the incoming power wire, one of them has melted and broken at the connection point.

The heater is disconnected or there is a damaged wire. You can try to open it up or bring it in. I would suggest bringing it in for repairs. Elisa Jed ' http://www.encoremec.com/about

• I bought 3 convection heater ( model 052-2026 ) .Two of them stop to heat after 2 years using . The third, stop to heat last december. Canadian Tire ( store where I bougt the product ) told me to contact Garrison Company . Now , I want to get refund. Michel L?ger Quebec, Canada

I suspect the switch in the heater is defective.

Did you ever find this? I have one.

I believe these models have a thermal switch on or near the heating element that normally runs the fan until the element has cooled. Similar to your home furnace. If the fan never shuts off this switch is likely bad. IF it takes a long time to shut off then it may be out of calibration. In either case they are non repairable parts and have to be replaced. If the heater is in a high spot resulting in a high ambient temperature it may take a while for the fan to shut down.

Home Depot carries I believe 2 different T-stats , wall mount, and unit mount. Try there. Or you will need to get it touch with the manufacturer. Also have info, 120 or 240 volt.

IF it is 10KW at 208 single phase it should be on a 60 Amp breaker. 3 Phase would be 35 Amps. Always check the nameplate for additional information. It may be configurable for different voltages. Best to check manufacturers data if available.

Return ithe heater to the place where it was purchased and request a replacement under warranty.

Hi,

As you have Checked the Power, have you tried to Reset the Breaker. If not, try it.

Certain things you need to Check :-

1. Is Thermostat Calling for Heat? Most of the times, thermostat is at Fault.

2. Check Inducer Motor. It should be 120V

3. When you On the Thermostat Fan Switch, It should Turn on the Fan.

Let me know the progress, so that we could proceed.

Hope i helped you.

Thanks for using ' Fixya ' and have a nice day!!

HI you couls try oil in the motor won.t do any harm

JB weld or rivet it