Norcold N641. I want to run on electric. It will not switch to electric. The panel switches from ac to he, back and forth. Is it the panel ?
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It sounds like it could be the panel or better known as the eyebrow board, but without being able to test the N641 I couldn't say for sure.
1819945
I don't use mine anymore because it constantly trips the dedicated breaker. However, I just plugged it in (as it sits in the corner) and you press clock which defaults to 24 hour, press clock again and it will be in the 12 hour mode. From there, enter the current time and you should be good to go. Regards
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There are no switches, buttons, or controls. You plug it in and it works. I don't see anything to suggest that it needs to be restarted. I have had one running continuously for a couple of year without any problem. It is possible that units you buy today include new features and are therefore different. I would equate the heat output to a 100 watt light bulb radiating from about 1.5 square feet. In other words it is pretty subtle but I no longer have a mold problem.
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This is what "I" would consider a NO circuit. This will not conduct electricity unless the magnet is engaging the switch.. BE CAREFULL!!! Unfortunately they seller will not correct this issue for me
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Just replace the knife valve body with the electric one. Instructions are clear regarding wiring. Install the switch where ever it is convenient, run the hot wire to the positive terminal of the battery or the positive buss bar. Then attach the ground wire to the frame or negative battery terminal. That's it. I placed my switch place inside an exterior storage bin near the stinky slinky connection. That made it easy to run the wires without having to pass thru interior walls.
1591317
Switch once is moisture control mode, switch it twice will turn it to full run mode. Just switch it on will be auto.
2122276
My model turn on and off same direction for hot and cold. Counterclockwise to turn on.
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Hello, You might try to unplug it from the wall outlet for a minute and plug it back in again. If it doesnt work try it again. If that doesnt help your control thermostat on the front panel on the unit might be defective. I never liked the Lifesmart Heaters because mine was bought defective right out of the box new. It increased my electric bill too because it ran constantly. I will never buy another one again. If you need a new thermostat control you have to take the whole unit apart. If you have some warranty left on it they might fix it at the factory if you ship it to them. My Lifesmart Heater has a help number located on the back panel or check your owners manual. I hope this helps you out.
1177693
It will run direct. Mine goes on and off but it is hooked up to bigger panel, a thermal switch I think?
600331
I put it on my main panel. I have a manual transfer switch and a whole house breaker in "front" of my main panel, and I connected this to two adjacent 20-amp breakers, so it is working on both phases (every other breaker in my GE panel box is on alternating phases). It has been working beautifully for over a year now.
1566995
double check the pins on the plug. 5 pin i think is DC (has a starter) if it is a kick start you need the AC version
780212
On my unit there is a reset button on the back panel near the top in the middle of the panel. I turned mine over intentionally to make sure the heating elements would power down and they did. I had to press the reset button to restart the heater.
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I wired mine using the existing 40-yr-old, 3-switch wall unit. I think any device that causes the electricity to be fed to the correct wires, when you want it fed there, will do.
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NONE - it isn't electric - Not even described as one in the info. about it ~ ~
208169
It's electric.110, but a pain cause it's own breaker keeps popping, keep looking
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You will need a meter to troubleshoot the wiring, sounds like there is a chance you need to attach black to blue and black to red instead of the way you have it. BUT FIRST - depress the reset switch in the center of the front panel with a paper clip. I had the same problem and it worked for me!
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The chassis has a slot where a 110/220 switch could be populated, however my unit does not have a switch installed and it is covered by a "Input 104V-127V, 60Hz" label. If my unit breaks I will take it open and check for an extra set of windings on the transformer but right now it is working and I do not have time to take on that extra task.