How do you stop the buzzer on my lakewood heater

try this link.
https://images.app.goo.gl/eqouF5WZLpQbu987
There are several diagrams for lakewood heaters.
Youb can also do a search google by typing in (wiring diagram for a Lakewood heater).

Hello Teresa,

I am sorry to inform you but Lakewood heater company filled bankrutcy in 2009 and no longer is in bussiness. However, I have found a website that still has Lakewood patio heaters in many different styles that you may want to take a look at, the follow is a link to that site http://www.heater-home.com/category/lakewood.aspx

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Yes, it is normal. the sound is from the oil heating up and moving through the fins. It will stop after a few minute. After the heater is used for a few months the noise will stop altogether. j

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Lakewood parts can be found on amazon.. click here and take a look: Amazon com Lakewood heater parts. Have a nice day

Sounds as if the element is burnt out or the tstat is broken. the tstat is the more common as they use very cheap ones. Unfortunately you can't get these. My suggestion is to buy a new one.

We have these heaters and haven't had a fuse fail yet. I think it's because after the first time I got that crackling sound after moving it while it was on, I stopped doing that, and only move it with the power off, and wait two minutes before restarting it, so the oil can resettle.

However, the thermostats are now failing. Anyone know if this part is available?

I don't know how to make your heater work again, but I do know (from long experience with Lakewood 707s) that the setting knobs often fail to function properly even if the heating element still works. My solution is to plug the heater into an adapter with an on/off switch on it and use that to control the power. I leave the setting knobs on the heater itself in the position where I usually use them (max heat). These are excellent heaters except for the knob problem.

visit this page for service center and/or parts
http://www.lakewoodeng.com/html/parts.html

I went to buy a new oil filled heater because mine was blowing the breaker. After I bought two, I heard the sales rep telling a customer to store the heater on it's side or upside down or give it a good shake to loosen the oil from the bottom. So, I went home and tried this...it may take a couple of times before it stops blowing the breaker, but it works.

http://www.ul.com/media/newsrel/nr041405.html
Concerning Lakewood Model #7096
RECALL
May cause electric shock!