To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Dyna-Glo KFA75H ignite?
If your Dyna-Glo heater's motor runs but it won't ignite, possible causes include: the fuel tank is empty, incorrect pump pressure, carbon deposits or improper gap on the spark plug, a dirty fuel filter or nozzle, water in the fuel tank, a bad electrical connection between the igniter and the MAIN PCB assembly, or the ignition wire not being attached to the spark plug. Try filling the tank with kerosene.
Why does my Dyna-Glo KFA75H shut off shortly after igniting?
If your Dyna-Glo heater ignites but the MAIN PCB assembly shuts it off after a short time, with the indicator lamp flickering and the display showing "E1", the causes might be: wrong pump pressure, dirty air output, air intake, or lint filter, a dirty fuel filter, dirt in the nozzle, a dirty photocell lens, the photocell assembly not properly installed, a bad electrical connection between the photocell and the MAIN PCB assembly, or a defective photocell.
What to do if my Dyna-Glo Heater will not turn on?
If your Dyna-Glo Heater won't turn on and the indicator lamp is off, it could be due to several reasons. First, the temperature limit safety device might be overheated; in this case, turn the power switch to "OFF" and allow the heater to cool for about 10 minutes. Second, there might be no electrical power, so check that the heater cord and any extension cords are properly plugged in and verify the power supply. Third, a fuse might be blown, requiring you to replace the safety fuse in the PCB board. Finally, there could be a bad electrical connection between the temperature limit safety device and the PCB board; in this case, check the electrical connections.
How to fix a Dyna-Glo KFA75H Heater when the fan won't turn on?
If the fan on your Dyna-Glo heater doesn't turn on when plugged in and the power switch is on, with the indicator lamp on or flickering, it could be because the thermostat setting is too low (turn the thermostat control knob to a higher setting) or there's a bad electrical connection between the motor and the MAIN PCB assembly.
What to do if Dyna-Glo KFA75H displays E2 or E3 error?
If your Dyna-Glo heater displays an E2 or E3 error and the indicator lamp is flickering, it could be due to a disconnected room temperature sensor, sensor failure, or a thermostat switch failure. Reconnect the sensor.
How to fix a Dyna-Glo Heater fan that won't turn on?
If the fan on your Dyna-Glo Heater does not turn on when the heater is plugged in and the power switch is in the "ON" position, and the indicator lamp is on or flickering, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the thermostat setting might be too low; try turning the thermostat control knob to a higher setting. Second, there might be a bad electrical connection between the motor and the MAIN PCB assembly; in this case, check the electrical connections.
Describes dangers of poor ventilation and CO poisoning.
Details fuel, clearances, and hot surface precautions.
Covers electrical safety, grounding, and water exposure.
Lists state-specific usage restrictions and permits.
Details on attaching handles, wheels, and cord wraps for different models.
Describes how fuel is delivered and atomized.
Explains the electronic ignition process.
Details the fan's role in airflow and heating.
Covers temperature limit, electrical protection, and flame sensors.
Specifies necessary fresh air openings for safe operation.
Step-by-step guide for igniting and operating the heater.
Instructions for flushing and cleaning the fuel tank.
Steps for cleaning or replacing the air intake filter.
Procedure for replacing output and lint filters.
How to clean the fan blades for optimal performance.
Electrical schematic for the KFA50H model.
Electrical schematic for KFA75H and KFA125H models.
Electrical schematic for the KFA210H2 model.
Parts listing for wheels/handle for KFA50H/KFA75H.
Parts listing for wheels/handle for KFA125H/KFA210H2.
Instructions for registering the product warranty.
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