My window breaker broke off.. What should I do?
1797679
I would be happy if I were you. That window breaker thingy is completely useless, and has a tendency to scratch everything. I was thinking about removing it myself, but did not because I assumed it would be hard to. I'll give it a try now.
1797680
email the maker of the knife/ send the knife to the maker for replacement, but get their ok before you send it, hope this helps.
1013832
Try doing a continuity test ...(check for current) with a volt meter on each section of wire , before and after the fuse holder , there may be a broken wire somewhere.
66
If the breaker trips then the element is defective. The thermostat module may be bad. Masterbuilt customer service is pretty reasonable so give them a call. Also try a different outlet perhaps your ground is bad. Good luck!
1180290
Very careful twist the light cover or to be extra careful, just go ahead and twist the whole thing off the ceiling. That's what I did to ensure I didn't break the glass.
404211
I have a window that does the same thing. I think there is a rebuild kit for the window regulator, but I can't remember what web site I found it in. I'll try to find it again and if I do I'll let you know
1688035
You can contact the company and they will replace it. I broke mine, and they sent me another for no charge. Look them up on the internet. Call the corporate number, and they will connect you with customer service. I had to call them twice to remind them to send it, but they were very nice about it.
744342
I just forcefully peel it off starting from the top corner, my thin windows didn't get damaged when I did that... I no longer use this as it has failed to give back any power after being a week in the sun..
597628
Right away, should not have to take breaker out. If it does not reset you have a short somewhere. (Heater) ???
710265
I don't know of any replacement. My suggestion: Take it to a local hardware store and ask for a replacement. They may be able to help.
889961
I can't really answer that specifically, but I'll tell you what i know. This process is supposed to replace any air with a sealer and hold the rest of the window together so moisture doesn't get in and freeze and the window doesn't crack more. There will still be some evidence of the crack after. If they already put something in it, my guess is it's too late. They MIGHT have done the best that could have been done.
1226555
Hello, the exact same happened to mine after about 1 year of use. I removed the unit, drained it and opened up the top. On mine, one of the connections from the thermostat to the heating element had broken. I repaired mine with some silver solder and a small butane torch. It's been working great ever since. That was approx 2 years ago. My advice is, it's not working anyway, so just tinker around with it. Just remember to put the heating element in water before you power it up or you may burn it up.
1883326
We can no longer use ours...the on button broke almost immediately after warranty period. No one would help us. So we have a door stop.
638320
Depends on what broke, I took mine apart and fixed a broken switch. One bad thing about these things, hard to get parts. Also battery went bad so I will have to somehow put a different one in.
1868545
You can call the company and tell them it's broken. They have a lifetime warranty. I wouldn't tell them you just moved in ...just tell them the top broke....that's the truth. ..The top is broken.
1008915
Yes - if your fan is not working and everything else is - then it is probably the switch - which is a part that can easily break. I tired to fix the old switch but that is impossible. Just be sure to mark where each of the four wires go to make sure you get them back in the proper place - otherwise you will be guessing through trial and error. Good luck
75446
Once you get the heater switch panel out as in the video below. Remove the switch (has 2 side clips: hope this helps.Video: http://youtu.be/B6gLYZGLZRM
1272746
If the keypad were to fail, the only remedy in my opinion, would be to find another way in and unlock it from the inside. It would probably be cheaper to break a window than destroy the door breaking in. The keypad and lock seem very sturdy and I would not worry about that problem too much.