is this heater oscillating ?
946033
Yes, it does. It's a nice heater, if you get past the plastic odor it puts out. I don't notice it much anymore, but it still bothers my wife.
43269
If your heater is making noise there is something wrong, or it's a piece of junk. My ViaAqua makes no noise and is working. I suggest exchanging the defective unit.
1686820
I have had my fan for four months and have not had any problem with the oscillation function. I do think that the manufacturer should stand behind their product.
532226
Yes, it oscillates. However, the fan has limited positioning bending up and down. In my review, I told how I needed to dry my carpets but the fan couldn't be positioned downward to blow on the floor.
1175780
Mine too. There is an electrical connection behind the control panel that overheats and starts to burn the wire insulation when the heater is on high. It is connected to the pendulum switch that would power-off the unit if it tipped over. I contacted Kaz (the actual mfgr) but they weren't interested in fixing or replacing the heater.
625870
It does NOT make any noise, even when oscillating. Also, I find that it does warm the room to some degree and is not just for close up use.
1751217
I've had two that failed to oscillate and they were replaced by Lasko and Amazon. The two I have now are working well. One is a bit noisier than the other. They both oscillate about 75 degrees. Hope this answers your question.
412473
Yes, on the top of the fan there is a pull switch. Up for non- oscillating and down to oscillate.
1592163
The only clicking noises I hear are from the baseboard heaters themselves. This thermostat has a variable rate function which means the heaters are not on full-bore all the time. The thermo ramps down the amount of heat as the temp gets close to your desired temp and ramps up as the temp drops. This is supposed to use less power than if it were all or nothing, on or off.
690558
These t-stats are only rated to run a single heater. You could be overloading it. Try unhooking one and see if the noise goes away
1769248
Either the thermostat is set to low or it may be defective. Also the heater needs some outside air or it will shut off. Good Luck!!
59707
It only makes that noise when you start the heater, after 10 minutes it will became silent as long as it stays on. I have 5 those heaters for 4 years - never had any problems.
1861239
Never have heard anything , but hums or noises could be resistance... either from outlet or heater unit itself.... but noise shouldn't happen.... prob wanna get that checked
834192
I have not had that problem with my heater. But it sounds like there may be a small clog in the line near the pilot light.
1720681
If your problem is occurring even with the temperature low AND your tank is older, it is possible that the heating coils within the heater are deteriorating. This exposed "hot spots" that boil the water even if your temperature is low. Or...the thermostat is broken and on "high". This has finally happened to mine and I get noise and sputtering even at the lowest setting. Time for a new tank for me. Mine lasted 10 years.
771199
All heaters make a little noise, but if it's 2 loud maybe something is wrong with it, try the different settings on it!..
2168332
Yes, the heater has that feature. HOWEVER, it is so noisy you will wake when it turns on. The noise level is why we returned the heater to Amazon.