Proper hookup? Currently I have both ON sides of the seasense hooked to a hi and lo grip heater output, the off (middle) and brass are to ground.
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Middle is positive or "hot" wire. The 2 ends are the negatives and brass is ground.
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I'm afraid I can't help with this one. My macerator is below the bottom of the holding tank and pumps down through a thru-hull seacock, so there's comparison. Sorry.
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None I just removed the old one and plugged the new one in. You might want to have a poolman do the work.
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I have a Howard pro series hooked up to mine. I could hook up a salt water system.
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I believe this is the same setup.http://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/93000-93999/93575.pdf
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Your power goes to the center connections #3 & #4 your sensor goes to #5 & #6 the load (whatever your using it for) goes to #1 & #2. There is no polarity so it don't matter which way you hook it up. The only thing on you load hook up #1 & #2 you should run the hot wire side through them. Good Luck Max ( I see clchoice gave you the same lay out)
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I used the connector to power my boat downriggers which I placed a 10 gauge wire for the connectors with no problems. Just set the set-screws in tight on the wire. Using the setup for ~4 months now with no issues on the connections. Hope this helps
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As this is electric and used in water, you do need to plug it into a GFI outlet. This outlet should already be grounded using the house wireing. Your house ground is typically a long copper rod (pole) sunk deep into the ground. I use this heater in my small pond all winter long. It rests in a clay pot near my fountain intake which I also leave run all winter long.
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I'm afraid I can't help with this one. My macerator is below the bottom of the holding tank and pumps down through a thru-hull seacock, so there's comparison.Sorry.
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Hi, I purchased 2 of these, the brass being a big factor vs. stainless. Mine too were "stuck" together - and I separated the screw top from the flame regulator as follows: unscrew the cover and the "stuck" regulator as one piece. Then, by lifting the wire "handle", slide the regulator to the side (open position), place the soon-to-be 2 piece assembly on the floor, (concrete garage floor here), and tap the screw cap, which is now exposed after "opening" the flame regulator to the side, with a large round socket - i used a 15/16" spark plug socket. Voila! Once separated they work great. In my opinion this isn't a "lemon" - it's perfect machining and assembly which fit together with almost .005" precision. Hope that helped. As I mentioned, I bought 2 of these and had to separate both of them that way.
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Do yourself a favor, I have purchased 2 of these heaters. Take the hose/regulator and the 90 degree elbow with you to the home depot or Lowes and let them get the correct adaptor for you. That's what I did. If I remember correctly its not an npt thread on both ends of the connector. I don't know why Mr. Heater doesn't supply everything needed to connect to the propane tank.
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The instructions explain to use at least two feet of copper tubing on the inlet and outlet side. I did and have had no problems. Be sure to use jam wrenches on the compression fittings to prevent distortion of the coils.
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Might want to try to libricate the hsndle assembly with wd40 and turn down the pressure of the water coming into the tank. Hope this helps.
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i have not figured that one out yet, what i have been thinking of doing is place a small submersible heater in the 5 Gal water bucket or if you come off a spicket you could use a heat tape then wrap it with foam insulation and gorilla tape.hope this helps you.
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Do you have the water going into the inlet side of the heater? Had mine in wrong when I first tried to start it
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My heater is hooked up to propane but the installer should have checked for leaks at the time it was hooked up. Surely they used the correct connector piece for ng. This model can use either one but has to be connected up properly with the correct connector piece. I would call them back. If you did not have a professional hook it up, you need to get one there ASAP to be sure you are safe. I have purchased 3 of the ProCom Vent-Free heaters over the years for different locations in the house and never had a problem but they were installed by professionals because safety is always #1 for my family and myself. My advise is to contact your professional installer to be sure you are safe. My heater is hooked up to propane but the installer should have checked for leaks at the time it was hooked up. Surely they used the correct connector piece for ng. This model can use either one but has to be connected up properly with the correct connector piece. I would call them back. If you did not have a professional hook it up, you need to get one there ASAP to be sure you are safe. I have purchased 3 of the ProCom Vent-Free heaters over the years for different locations in the house and never had a problem but they were installed by professionals because safety is always #1 for my... » Read More My heater is hooked up to propane but the installer should have checked for leaks at the time it was hooked up. Surely they used the correct connector piece for ng. This model can use either one but has to be connected up properly with the correct connector piece. I would call them back. If you did not have a professional hook it up, you need to get one there ASAP to be sure you are safe. I have purchased 3 of the ProCom Vent-Free heaters over the years for different locations in the house and never had a problem but they were installed by professionals because safety is always #1 for my family and myself. My advise is to contact your professional installer to be sure you are safe. « Show Less
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make sure you put in square because one side it hot and the other would be dead without connection. you could but a 12v light on each side to test for a 12v touble shooting light is cheap.