20 Most Recent Dyna-Glo D-E36 Infra-Red Wall Mounted Panel Heater Questions & Answers

thermocouples you can buy from any heating spares oulet or national energy a hone well is most common for useing as a replacement

I have the same one i am looking for the wall brackets, I lost mine. I also bought mine at a garage sale the people had it attached to the wall completely hooked up .they had no fire backer on it .They only took it off the wall when i purchased it

you will need someone to look at this not a job you can do your self i

clean pilot first ,check thermocouple is tight , you may need to change it

thermocouples are generic parts usually don't know this brand though.

The propane may have a higher sulfur content; however, the odor may go away soon. It is probably caused by the dust and oxidation (micro-rust) that attached itself to every part of the heater while in storage, even though it was "sealed".

Most of the thermocouples for thiese units are expensive and come from Italy. 99% of the time they are NOT the problem. Dust gets into the heater over the summer and weakens the pilot safety. Flush the pilot with rust buster. Let it dry and vacuum out the ceramic blocks. I recently tuned a vent free heater up. Took some photos: Vent free heater tune-upTry a $2 bottle of rust buster before investing in a $45 thermocouple.Let me know> If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

Yes, check and be sure the nut connecting thermocouple to the gas valve is tight. If it is tight replace the thermocouple

I believe on your particular model , that you have to replace the entire pilot assembly. As the thermocouple is an intricate part of it. In which case any LP or Natural Gas heater's pilot assembly will fit it. You will have to secify either Natural Gas or LP Gas when ordering.

I have provided 2 links to where you can purchase the pilot assembly you need.

http://www.mrheater.com/OrderParts2.aspx?catid=57

http://www.aandbsales.com/index.html



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get it checked out could need service might be giving of fumes or soot ,

Well I would try cleaning with a compressor and blow gun to clean the panel out. Remove the panel and blow air thru all of the holes backwards and forwards until nothing comes out but clean air. Be careful when seating them back in their holder to seat them properly. I believe that this will help with your problem.

Sounds like your heater needs a service, is there any sooting around the pilot if so have it serviced asap

Take a can of air used in the computer industry and give it a shot or 5 of air on the pilot assy. If you can scrub the probe in the pilot, it will also help. Use steel wool or a green scrubbie.

If dust gets into the pilot safety device called an ODS (oxygen depletion sensor) then the safety thinks the air is low and kicks the pilot off. To remedy it I flush the pilot with a little rust buster. This cleans the dust out without disturbing the air flap. I have repair photos and a neat demo video that shows how it works HERE If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

im assuming its a vent-free unit,dis assemble and clean oxygen depletion sensor,which is incorporated in piulot assembly.

If possible, ignite on a lower setting then increase rather than igniting on the high setting.
If there is no manual adjustment, I would call a gas engineer to sort out the problem, as you do not want a malfunctioning gas appliance in your home.

Both repairable and dangerous. The burner need blown out with a air compressor. This should take care of it. The unit not glowing red will create CO. Which will make you sick or even can kill you.

Set screw for what? To raise the flame? Not one. What you gotta do is clean out the pilot. Least bit of dust makes the safety think oxygen is low and shuts down the heater. I flush the pilot with a drop of rust busted then I use the long spout on it to blow out the pilot. You could use a straw tubing or shop air. Take a look at the demo HERE
A great page that shows where to clean the pilot and has links to more good stuff: HERE
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How long does it run before it shuts off? If it is just a short time (say, a minute or two) then you probably have a bad thermocouple. That is the device that senses the heat from the flame and tells the control valve that it is lit. If it doesn't sense flame in a minute or two, it shuts down to prevent the house from filling with gas.

ther should be instructions in manual. if not go to manufactures website and get number to call or email them