20 Most Recent DeLonghi TRD0715T Oil Filled Radiator Heater Questions & Answers

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Here is a tip that I wrote that will help you to understand about oil filled radiator heaters....

Oil Filled Radiator Heater Leaking

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Check to see if the heating element has continuity or if it is even receiving power.

the oil inside these heaters is suposed to be sealed inside it's coils, if coils has a hole in it then just adding the silicone oil back to it is not going to help much , there is a void at the top of all these heaters to allow for heat expansion

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The DeLonghi 5108 has no thermal fuse. There was a problem with the control panels and DeLonghi was to offer free repair. Details on http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml91/91108.html
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there should be an oil stick on either side of the motor

Remove one that is good and go to some hardware depot with the sample. There is usually one equivalent in hardware shops. Ask the counter personnel if they can help you. Be careful that the thread size matches. You put the sample thread against the substitute so you will see no gaps in between the threads then you have perfect match. You will need to replace all four. Try buying one first. If it fits, buy the other three. The leveling would be different.

There should be a pressure relief valve, but if there isn't then open the water feed valve until it reaches about 12 psi

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