Martin wall heater fan problem
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02-03-2007, 11:31
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Martin wall heater fan problem
Hi, all--
Hope everyone is weathering the weird climate patterns of late, and especially hope you Florida folks are OK! We're a little soggy and cold in the Pacific Northwest, but otherwise, it's pretty mild by comparison. We have a problem with our Martin wall heater in the rear bath--the fan won't spin any more. Anyone else have any experience with this same problem, please? Stew is theorizing that if he makes the effort to take the thing apart and clean it, that might solve the problem, but isn't sure it will. Also, from their Website, it appears that Martin Industries, Inc. is out of business and no longer offers parts/tech support for their electric wall heaters. Is there any source for parts/support if we need it, please? If it can't be fixed, does anyone have suggestions for a good replacement heater, please? And, would it be better to replace it with something more modern/efficient, anyway? For example, when we had to replace the ceiling fan in the bathroom, the new fan, while we still need help wiring it to the existing coach switches (it currently only works via remote control), is a lot nicer, quieter, and works 'way better. Thanks in advance for any info/advice you can offer! Best regards, Jo-Ski and Stew "The Bird Abides" '83-FC 35 RB Blaine, WA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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