Lakewood 7096 manual

Lakewood i went all over town looking for a switch. finally found two lighted switches at grainger carling technology part no. 1A ground down the outsides glued both together jumped across top and bottom terminal with copper wire and it seems to work fine www.doorway.ru time will tell. i hate our throw away society which the junk imported in.  · Identification: The heater is a portable electric radiator-style heater with seven fins and is grayish-white in color. The product is marked with the manufacturer's name, "Lakewood Engineering Manufacturing Company," the Model No. "" and the UL Listing Mark for the United States and Canada. Location of C thermal fuse in an oil radiator type electric heaterMissing: manual.

Lakewood i went all over town looking for a switch. finally found two lighted switches at grainger carling technology part no. 1A ground down the outsides glued both together jumped across top and bottom terminal with copper wire and it seems to work fine www.doorway.ru time will tell. i hate our throw away society which the junk imported in. Location of C thermal fuse in an oil radiator type electric heater. Identification: The heater is a portable electric radiator-style heater with seven fins and is grayish-white in color. The product is marked with the manufacturer's name, "Lakewood Engineering Manufacturing Company," the Model No. "" and the UL Listing Mark for the United States and Canada.

Lakwood oil-filled radiator header model user-manual Oil Filled Radiator Heater Manual. • Lakewood Oil Filled Radiator Heater. Step 2: Please assign your manual to a product: Q A. Products. Manuals Guides. Manufacturer: Lakewood Engineering Mfg. Co., of Chicago, Ill. Hazard: Welds can rupture, expelling hot oil that can burn nearby consumers. Incidents/Injuries: Lakewood is aware of 28 reports of incidents, including one burn injury from spewing oil. An additional 14 heaters with ruptured welds have been returned to Lakewood. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PRODUCT MAY VARY SLIGHTLY FROM ILLUSTRATIONS LINE CORD SAFETY TIPS 1. Never pull or yank on the cord or the appliance. 2. To insert plug, grasp it firmly and guide it into outlet.