Dyna glo kerosene heater

Not recommended. But read your instr. manual if doesnot have
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I think the Dyna-glow RMC95 series of heaters are equivalent to DH2300 series heaters.
In any event, the wick you purchased should have ahd the installation instructions included with the wick.

If it didn't or you tossed it, Here's a link to the DH-2300 series heater's Owners Manual, which may help you.

http://www.yourheater.com/DH2301-3%20owners%20manual.pdf

Good luck. Be sure to wear rubber gloves when you try to install the wick. Particularly, if you still have kerosene in the tank.

Either the wick was improperly installed or you may not have allowed enough time for the wick to soak in the kerosene and become evenly distributed. Check the placement of the new wick and allow time (several hours) for the wick to absorb the kerosene.

The first thing you need to determine is the correct model number of your heater. Once you've done that, go to the GHP Group Inc, website listing the heater manuals and locate the appropriate manual for your heater model and click on the link for your heater.

After you've selected the appropriate manual, you can either download it to your computer or print it out. Inside the manual you'll find the instructions on how to replace the wick. The kerosene heater manual I reviewed listed an incorrect phone number to call to order a replacement wick. I suggest you use the new GHP Group's number to order your replacement wick: (877) 447-4768.

If you have a different Dyna-Glo heater than a kerosene one, you should still be able to locate the appropriate manual on the GHP Group's heater website.

Hopefully, you'll have your heater up and working again in no time.

when you replace the wick did you set the control all the way down

once the tank gets low(on E) put the heater outside and let the remaining fuel burn completely out. This will burn off the residue build up on the wick and make it easier to turn off manually. do this often. i also use an old toothbrush to "fluff up" the wick. if the residue is too hard for the toothbrush bristles, flip the toothbrush over and break up the residue with the back side of the toothbrush. once all (or nearly all) of the residue has burned off you may see some smoke when you ignite the wick again. also, it may smell for a bit. I always light and shut off the heater outdoors. I mounted a dolly (table withe 4 wheels) under the heater to make transporting it easier. hope this helps!

Below is a link to eBay where you can purchase an igniter for you heater:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Kerosene-Heater-Replacement-Wick-Igniter-1183017-NEW_W0QQitemZ390095252633QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item5ad37d2c99

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Dyna Glo 95 c4 Manual
http://www.owneriq.com/mdownloads/8979e0af-dfee-45f1-a8ba-c05c2f5ed4a8.pdf

Use this link, It will show you how, Just look at the pictures.
http://www.yourheater.com/WickChangingInstructions.htm

I have the same problem and I have checked the carbon on wick. It's still not working. Help!!