Heat 'N' Run 2000W External Heater

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  1. Sarrik New Member

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    I have an EDIC external heater and it stopped working. I do not have any carpet cleaning equipment repair shops nearby. What type of contractor would be best to check with out this repair? Electrician? Me?

    http://www.edic-usa.com/index.php/heat-n-run.html
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    How about an appliance repairman? It's basically a water heater...

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    Or I would call the company that makes them .They may have replacement part or coil...
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    Sarrik, which EDIC model do you have?

    I have the 200PSI dual 3stage, but the thing keeps blowing circuits like crazy unless I run it with one vac motor. Do you have this issue as well? Im not too happy with this machine.
    Sonny Cohen, Jun 18, 2011
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    I've got the Galaxy Pro 2700FX-HR (the 500psi model) http://www.edic-usa.com/index.php/products/box-extractors/galaxy-pro-2700/2700cx-hr-306.html. I love it! You've just got to be sure the pump and vacs are plugged into a 20amp circuit. Usually I go to the kitchen, bathroom, or laundry room. I've gotten in the habit of asking to see the circuit breaker before I get started so I can identify where the 20amp circuits are. In some occasions I find myself in an older apartment or something that only has 15 amp circuits and I'm screwed, so like you, I run just 1 vac and do lotsa extra dry passes and set up an air mover or two.
    Sarrik, Jun 19, 2011
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    But I'm not sure what part needs to be replaced. Maybe they can help troubleshoot?
    Sarrik, Jun 19, 2011
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    I would give them a call.. If its not too old they may replace it for you... Their site says>Warranty : 2 years on parts & labor, lifetime on rotationally-molded housing.
    Frank DiGi, Jun 19, 2011
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    Most likely its a simple part like a switch or therma state. Your welcome to call me and i would be glade to walk you threw it if you have a multi tester.
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