is the essick 1040 wick the proper wick for a essick model 697-500 console varible speed unit
2019618
I use these in my Essick model D46720. They might be the same for the 697-500 but I would check with Essick at 1-800-547-3888.
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It's use of standard flints leads me to believe that it also uses standard wicks. I lost mine before those became relevant issues, so forgive me if I'm wrong. Aside from their availability at smoke shops , I believe I've seen them both(wicks and flint) on Amazon. Good hunting!
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It does. In the product description, it shows the following. Wick filter fits Holmes HM1800, 1840, 1845, 1850, 1851, 1855, 1865, 1888, 1889, 1895, 1975, 2059, 2060W, 2090, 3000, 3850 Note: 3800,3850 needs 3 fltrs, 4000 needs 2 filters (HWF-65); Sunbeam SCM1895, 1896, SCM1866 (SF206); White-Westinghouse WWHM1840 2090ZE (WWH650); GE 106609, 106663, 106763; Bionaire BCM-1845, 1855
181050
Yes. This will work. Not perfectly but what does? I modified mine to control the fan speed and heating and it works really well, but it works without any modification. Similar to the Poppery II.
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The filter slides into fixed plastic guides below the fan at the base of the water tray......the filter must be the correct part number for your specific Essick Air Model number....
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First, all the kerosene heaters marked "110" or "HMN 110" are basically the same, just sold by different companies; so, they take the same wick. There is a web site that is devoted to all sorts of kerosene devices, heaters, stoves, lamps, etc. The guy who runs it is extremely knowledgable and can answer questions. There is a difference in the quality of wicks. You should get a CUI wick made in England by Hattersley, as they are the best quality. They cost around $11. The wick you want is listed as "1X". FOR WICKS: http://www.milesstair.com/by_make/HEAT_MATE_Kerosene_Heaters.html, HOME PAGE: http://www.milesstair.com/kero_heaters.html First, all the kerosene heaters marked "110" or "HMN 110" are basically the same, just sold by different companies; so, they take the same wick. There is a web site that is devoted to all sorts of kerosene devices, heaters, stoves, lamps, etc. The guy who runs it is extremely knowledgable and can answer questions. There is a difference in the quality of wicks. You should get a CUI wick made in England by Hattersley, as they are the best quality. They cost around $11. The wick you want is listed as "1X". FOR WICKS:... » Read More First, all the kerosene heaters marked "110" or "HMN 110" are basically the same, just sold by different companies; so, they take the same wick. There is a web site that is devoted to all sorts of kerosene devices, heaters, stoves, lamps, etc. The guy who runs it is extremely knowledgable and can answer questions. There is a difference in the quality of wicks. You should get a CUI wick made in England by Hattersley, as they are the best quality. They cost around $11. The wick you want is listed as "1X". FOR WICKS: http://www.milesstair.com/by_make/HEAT_MATE_Kerosene_Heaters.html, HOME PAGE: http://www.milesstair.com/kero_heaters.html « Show Less
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My furnace mod # is 58wav070-12112, not sure about yours. Google your model # to see if it takes the same. This is a very common inductor motor for these brands. Make sure you order the fan assembly that it suggests (you'll never be able to remove the old one from the old motor shaft!). Good luck!
1386650
I have a 525 and it fits. Found an image of a wick on ebay and it said it fit all 500 series heaters. Hope this helps.
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No problem. Just cut the hot/power side and install the speed controler. I did the same on mine. I use mine as an extractor over my stove. Works great !
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To play it safe, I would call Presto and ask them would it be compatible with a Rival. The Part # for my Presto heat control switch is 4109 3..
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I looked at all the paperwork and statements on box and couldn't find any information on matching. I know it won't work for 2 stage burners. The model I'm going to install it on is the old Rheem RGDC three tude burner. Probable middle 1980s design. Hope that will help, it's a mod and not a oem sub. Gary
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Not really. The GC6AA is a true dual power unit. (propane or 110v). It uses an old fashioned pilot light. This model 96117 heats only with propane AND requires 110v for ignition. So, the GC6AA heats water with EITHER and the 96117 requires BOTH. If you don't care about that, it will likely fit in the hole that the GC6AA came out of with little or no modification.
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Cant give you a response on that one my hose blew out right in the middle, will never buy another BunnyK product junk,
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Good Question Ron... My answer is "probably", but compare the diameter of your heater's wick with this replacement wick.
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Yes, it will work with that model according to the compatible product list from fluke.
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The TPAK is not compatible with the Fluke-77 until the Fluke-77-IV.Jim N.Fluke Industrial Tech SupportFluke-Info@fluke.comFrom:bob@omnicontrols.com
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yes that is corect one and her is were I bought from also --- http://www.ebay.com/itm/BRIGGS-STRATTON-IGNITION-COIL-802574-FOR-QUANTUM-ENGINES-5HP-TO-6-75HP-/360944906997?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item5409fe32f5#ht_4483wt_1127