20 Most Recent Lasko 675900 Stanley® Heater Questions & Answers

I just fixed my Stanley Lasko 675900 FOR GOOD and would like to tell the world how to fix it!

1. Remove the front plastic grill. The bolts are torx heads with a center pin. You may be able to find a torx head driver with the center pin but I improvised. I Used a dremel tool with a small rounded diamond bit to grind the center pins out of each screw so I can use a standard torx head driver on the screws.
2. Remove the heating element. These should be Phillips screws.
3. Blow out the dust from the back side of the heating element. (be careful with the fragile fins)
4. put it all back together and it should work just fine.
5. (optional at your own risk!) I believe the small gadget attached to the top of the heating element with the white wire is the limiter. You can use pliers to slide the unit out of the element and either move the unit further toward the center area, or cut the device out completely with wire cutters and then splice it back together. If you do this REMEMBER TO CLEAN THE BACK OF TH HEATING ELEMENT EVERY MONTH TO PREVENT A DUST FIRE!

I hope this work for you and good luck!

The cleaning suggestion worked well. I cleaned mine with a blower nozzle on my air compressor. After blowing out all the dust and dirt from the front to the wind turbine out the sides. I saw a cloud of dust blow out of mine until it stopped blowing out dust. After that it seems to not be shutting off anymore. So Im thinking next time i won't take it apart just try using the compressor blower attachment again. Thinking ill get the same result. Also i changed the screws to a standard Philips head so disassembley in the future will be easier. Some of the torques screws had the stopper in the center of the screw that had to be drilled out. Must be a stopper for people that like to repair things themselves.

Keith here. HI, every thing that produces heat today, and most transformers, are protected with a thermal fuse. They are rated in degrees Celsius with "*** C". Some are visible and appear as a metal can about 3/16 X 3/4 inch with leads out both ends, one with a ceramic cone around the lead. But some are hidden in white braided tubing. An ohm meter will easily ferret out an open one. It is important to always replace one with exact or slightly LOWER temp rating. Of course, they can't be soldered, and if the one you are replacing is riveted in place, I have used short chrome, high- temp **** splices. I lost track of all of them I have replaced for folks.

Hi , problem can bee in termoregulation , or temperature switch inside of him (overheating).

Check for dirty sensors obstructed air flow and dirty paddles onthe squirrlecage they must be convex and clean to move air any buid up really slows em down badly

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Normally they have a tip over switch in the base. If the tip over is activated there should be nothing, no heat, no fan. It sounds like yours is heating up and burning dust in side it, but the fan isn't running. If you can open it up, you can see if the fan has been dislodged. A new one is $40 at Walmart. https://www.google.com/search?q=Lasko+heater+CT14320 ..

Question edited for clarity. They show your model, and if it has a filter (not mentioned in specs), My guess is the you lift up the black piece at the rear. https://lasko.com/collections/lasko-heaters/products/lasko-5560-digital-tower-heater-with-remote The manuals are very basic and your model isn't listed. Model 5309 below. http://images.salsify.com/image/upload/s--U1j83tBG--/fsxod4mxrt0iju3nfsdv.pdf There is a contact link if you click Support on the upper bar. https://lasko.com/pages/product-instruction-manuals .. Videos that MAY help?

Question edited for clarity. Question moved from Television and Video. Probably a screwdriver, pliers and sidecutters. https://www.google.com/search?q=Lasko+5812+heater+replace+cord ..

they do wear out and need replaced

My heater just has on the red light no heat what to do anybody know

IT POSSIBLY HAD A SCREW COME LOOSE AND NEEDS IT PUT BACK IN PLACE

what model?

SAFETY FEATURES 1. A Tip-Over Switch is built in to prevent operation if the Heater is tipped over.2. A thermal overload protector is built in to prevent overheating.3. If an overheat temperature is reached, the Heater will automatically shut off. It can only resume operation when the user resetsthe unit.To Reset Heater:1. Unplug the Heater and wait 10 minutes for the Heater to cool down.2. After the Heater has cooled down, plug the unit into a 120V~ electrical outlet and follow the operation instructions describedin this manual. TROUBLE SHOOTING TIPS If your heater shuts off unexpectedly or fails to operate, one of the above-mentioned safety features may have been activatedto prevent overheating.1. Be sure the power cord is plugged into a working electrical outlet.2. Check your heater for obstructions blocking air flow and remove them.3. Make certain the Heater IS NOT FACING a wall or large object; this may restrict the air flow.If you have a problem that can not be resolved by the steps listed above, contact Technical Assistance at 800-233-0268, Monday throughFriday, between the hours of 8am and 5pm

I have 2 screws on this same model 6221 that will not release.. At least I am assuming they are screws one in the top corner and one in the bottom corner.