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Posted by Tyler in SD on March 02, 2007 at 08:54:19 from (69.77.254.192):
Hello all, I recently dug out our old Sears nibco heater, and to my amazement, when i plugged it in and hit the reset button, it fired off. However, after running for about 10 seconds, it shut down. I have to keep hitting the reset button on it to get it to fire, and it will only run for a few seconds. What would cause this? Also, I thought it was suppose to start as soon as it was plugged in. Any ideas?
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