Master MH-135T-KFA - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Katie HaydenAug 15, 2025
Why won't my Master Heater turn on, and the lamp isn't lit?
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  Timothy YoungAug 15, 2025
  If your Master Heater doesn't turn on and the lamp remains unlit, first ensure the temperature limit sensor hasn't overheated by switching the power off, allowing it to cool for 10 minutes, and then restarting. Check the power cords for a secure connection and test the power supply. Also, inspect and replace the fuse if it's blown. Finally, examine the electrical connections between the temperature limit sensor and the circuit board.
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Spencer LyonsAug 18, 2025
What to do if my Master Heater has poor combustion and/or excess soot production?
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  woodsstevenAug 18, 2025
  If your Master Heater is producing excessive soot or has poor combustion, several factors could be responsible. Start by cleaning or replacing the air, lint, and fuel filters. If the problem persists, the fuel quality may be poor, requiring you to flush the fuel tank and refuel with fresh fuel. Also, ensure that the fuel pressure (PSI) is at the correct level. Lastly, a dirty nozzle can cause these issues, so clean or replace it.
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twilliamsAug 21, 2025
What to do if my Master Heater ignites but shuts off quickly with error code E1?
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  Kathy CantrellAug 21, 2025
  If your Master Heater ignites but the main PCB shuts off shortly after, displaying error code “E1”, the issue could stem from several causes. First, adjust the pump pressure to the correct setting. Check and clean or replace the air, lint, and fuel filters if they are dirty. Also, clean or replace the nozzle and photocell. Ensure the photocell is correctly installed and not defective; adjust its position or replace it if necessary. Verify the wiring connections between the main PCB and photocell. For models other than 45-KFA, check the thermister placement. Finally, replace the temperature limit switch if there's an electrical connection issue within it.
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Cathy SchmidtAug 25, 2025
What to do if my Master Heater won't operate and shows error E1?
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  andrea13Aug 26, 2025
  If your Master Heater won't operate and the LED display shows “E1”, start by filling the tank with fresh kerosene if it's empty. Adjust the pump pressure if it's incorrect. Clean or replace the spark plug if it's corroded or the gap is incorrect, and clean or replace the fuel filter and nozzle if they're dirty. If there's moisture in the fuel tank, rinse it with clean kerosene. Inspect the electrical connections between the transformer and circuit board, and ensure the ignitor wire is connected to the spark plug. Replace the ignitor if it's defective, and adjust the rotor spacing if it's improper.
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Kim GuerreroAug 27, 2025
What to do if the fan on my Master Heater isn't working and shows error E1 or E2?
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  Mr. Jon ReynoldsAug 27, 2025
  If the fan on your Master Heater isn't working, and the LED display shows “E1” or “E2”, first check the thermostat setting and rotate it to a higher setting if it's too low (this does not apply to the 45-KFA model). Also, inspect the electrical connections between the main PCB and the motor for any breaks.
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hernandezamandaAug 31, 2025
What to do if Master MH-135T-KFA Gas Heater does not turn on?
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  Daniel TannerAug 31, 2025
  If your Master Gas Heater isn't turning on and the lamp isn't lit, there are several potential causes. First, the temperature limit sensor may have overheated; in this case, turn the power switch off and allow the heater to cool for 10 minutes before switching it back on. Second, there may be no electrical power; check the power cord and any extension cords to ensure they are properly connected, and test the power supply. Third, the fuse may be blown, so check and replace it if necessary. Finally, there might be an improper electrical connection between the temperature limit sensor and the circuit board; inspect all electrical connections.
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Andre LucasSep 2, 2025
Why is my Master MH-135T-KFA producing soot?
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  Jennifer JonesSep 2, 2025
  If your Master Gas Heater is producing poor combustion or excess soot, it could be due to several reasons. The input, output, or lint filter might be dirty, so clean or replace the air filter. Another cause could be a dirty fuel filter, which would require cleaning or replacement. The fuel quality might also be poor, so ensure the fuel is not contaminated or old. Lastly, the PSI may be too high or too low; use the proper pressure.
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Eric Graves MDSep 12, 2025
What does E3 error mean on Master MH-135T-KFA Gas Heater?
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  Joel WilsonSep 12, 2025
  If the lamp is flickering, and the LED display shows “E3” on your Master Gas Heater, the thermostat switch may have failed. Replace the thermostat switch.

Summary

Product Identification and Safety Alerts

General Hazard Warning

General hazard warning covering risks of death, injury, and property damage from fire, explosion, and carbon monoxide.

Residential Use Restriction

Warning against using the heater in residential living areas or poorly ventilated enclosed spaces.

Safety Guidelines and Hazard Information

Hazard Level Definitions

Definitions for DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION safety alert levels.

Carbon Monoxide Safety

Information on CO poisoning symptoms, risks, and the critical need for proper ventilation.

Fuel Type Recommendations

Guidance on preferred kerosene types and cautions regarding alternative fuels.

Ventilation Requirements

Mandatory fresh air opening sizes for safe operation and preventing indoor air pollution.

Operational Safety and Heater Features

Safe Operation Practices

Essential safety rules for operating the heater, including clearance and environmental considerations.

Minimum Clearance Specifications

Required minimum distances from combustible materials for safe heater placement.

Heater Component Identification

Visual guide to the main external features and components of the heater.

Heater Specifications and Physical Dimensions

Technical Performance Data

Table of specifications including BTU, fuel consumption, tank capacity, and electrical requirements.

Product Size Dimensions

Illustrations and measurements of the heater's physical dimensions (Height, Length, Width).

Unpacking and Assembly Preparation

Unpacking the Heater Unit

Instructions for safely removing the heater from its packaging and retaining materials.

Assembly Parts Verification

Checklist of parts required for assembly and visual identification of hardware.

Assembly Instructions and Fuel Guidance

Handle and Cord Wrap Assembly

Steps for attaching the handle and cord wrap to MH-45/75T-KFA models.

Frame and Wheel Assembly

Detailed instructions for assembling the frame and wheels on larger models.

Recommended Fuel Type

Guidance on using 1-K kerosene and warnings about using other fuel types.

Operation Principles and Fuel Handling

Kerosene Storage and Safety

Guidelines for safe kerosene storage and handling, including container types and location.

Heater Operational Theory

Explanation of the heater's fuel, ignition, and air systems.

Ventilation for Safe Operation

Detailed requirements for fresh air openings to ensure safe and effective ventilation.

Heater Controls, Restart, and Storage

Heater Controls and Startup

Instructions on operating controls, stopping, restarting, and using the electrical outlet.

Long-Term Storage Procedure

Steps for draining the fuel tank for storage and advice on fuel preservation.

Routine Maintenance Schedule

General Maintenance Safety

Crucial safety warnings before performing maintenance, including unplugging the unit.

Fuel Tank and Air Filter Care

Schedule for flushing the fuel tank and cleaning/replacing air and lint filters.

Nozzle and Fan Blade Maintenance

Procedures for cleaning and maintaining the nozzle and fan blades.

Component Maintenance Procedures

Spark Plug and Photocell Servicing

Instructions for cleaning and adjusting the spark plug and cleaning the photocell.

Fuel Filter Cleaning

Guidance on cleaning the fuel filter, including specific steps for different models.

Pump Pressure Calibration

Adjusting Pump Pressure

Step-by-step guide to adjusting pump pressure for optimal performance.

Component Identification via Exploded View

Exploded View Diagram

Visual representation of all heater components with numerical references.

Ordering Replacement Parts

Part Number Cross-Reference

Table correlating part numbers with specific heater models for replacement.

Electrical Wiring Schematics

Model-Specific Wiring Diagrams

Diagrams illustrating the electrical connections for different heater models.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Problem-Solution Guide

A comprehensive guide to diagnosing and resolving common heater malfunctions.

Product Warranty Details

Warranty Terms and Exclusions

Information on the limited warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and claims process.

Master MH-135T-KFA Specifications

General

Brand	Master
Model	MH-135T-KFA
Category	Gas Heater
Language	English

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