Questions & Answers for: heater odor

...heater short out it will cause a foul odor. I have never heard it described as cooked broccoli, but it can be pretty bad. Remove the icemaker and inspect the bottom of it where the heater element is ...

...odor, can you see the pilot flame looking down from the top of the heater? The pilot should be well inside the exchanger out of view. If you can see it, fumes from the pilot are getting into the room ...

...heater 60k kerosene has been flawless until today. Ran several times this morning and then turned back on and now unit gives off strong carbon monoxide odor. Never had odor before. Running on same ...

...Heater Model FB3B Emits strong odor I have recently pulled a glo warm self venting heater out of storage and installed it in my home to replace a wood stove. It works fine except that it emits a ...

...odor from natural gas heater. gas co thinks grates break however the grates appear fine. no one else in our area w/ similar problem. gad co checked and found no leaks or carbon dioxide emissions ???? ...

heater has not been cleaned and service regularly, this also could cause the odor, due to incomplete combustion. Also, how old is the gas in the tank you're using. Old LP Gas can also cause the odors.

...odor doesn't get in the heater, it just makes the odor worse. You will need to turn the heater off and not use it, until ALL of the odor from the staining have completely dissipated . It may take a ...

...odor, the heater can and will make it worse. Also, always use your range's exhaust hood when cooking. Hopefully, it's the vented type and not one of do nothing recycling hoods. Also, ...

...heater has picked up the odor of the fumes (which you probably didn't notice) and has made time 50 times worse. The same holds true for carpet cleaning or new carpeting odors. If this fits the ...

...heater comes on the odor of burned gas is very strong. No odor when not burning. Stumped Improper air to fuel mixture, way to rich. Does this heater have the ability to adjust ratio? if so, play with ...