My white-Westinghouse air heater of model WWRH3010 only blows cold air, not hot air, when turn ON. Checked heating wire-resistance, there is not broken from outer view. Before it stops blow hot air, seems heard a light burnt sound, Is there any inside thermal part or others needs be checked (dis-assemble)? Is there any part maybe dead and needs be replaced w/o big cost (otherwise buy new one)? Thanks
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There are two safety thermal devices in that heater.
One is cycling and if it gets too hot.... opens and causes the caution light to come on.
The other is a thermal fuse that blows open on high heat.
It can be replaced but you'd need to open the unit to identify the value off the part.
You want the part with the crimps as it cannot be soldered in place. Example only
The belt broke on mine, model 25982. The manual shows the replacement process, but not the size or part numbers. The local hardware store's website shows a 2-pack for Bissell upright vacuums, I wonder if the belts are the same size?
I have this set of a mixer/food processor/blender stick from Sencor, the model is [b]sencor shb 5608bk-eue3[/b]
I was stupid enough to try blending frozen fruit in the food processor, which was too hard for it, which is why the plastic piece that connects the motor handle with the food processor broke down.
Here are the photos: [url]https://telegra.ph/The-problem-with-my-Sencor-shb-5608bk-eue3-12-24[/url]
As said in the post with the photos, trying a simple glue to put back the plastic pieces together didn't hold up for long. What are some alternatives I can try out?
12-13-22, 12:22 PM
