Turn it off and if it is not under warranty dispose of properly. These are sealed units and there is no way to refill it. They should never leak, and when they do that is because of a bad weld or rusted metal condition. Sorry this is probably not the solution you want, if it is under warranty return it to where ever you purchased it. It leaks when it is warm because the oil gets hot and thins down to about the viscosity of water.
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Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote
that will help you to understand about oil filled radiator
heaters....
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Filled Radiator Heater Leaking
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Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote
that will help you to understand about oil filled radiator
heaters....
Oil
Filled Radiator Heater Leaking
heatman10
...........................
Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote
that will help you to understand about oil filled radiator
heaters....
Oil
Filled Radiator Heater Leaking
heatman101
Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote
that will help you to understand about oil filled radiator
heaters....
Oil
Filled Radiator Heater Leaking
heatman101
..................................
Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote
that will help you to understand about oil filled radiator
heaters....
Oil
Filled Radiator Heater Leaking
heatman101
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