On Oct 2, 12:23*am, "DemoDisk" wrote:
In the past few years, we've accumulated five oil-filled radiators to
heat our very small house. The alternative is a gas "furnace" that was
installed when the house was built over fifty years ago. HUGE money
waster!

Two of the rollable oil-filled radiators have simply quit for no reason
I know of. Has anyone here diagnosed and repaired one of these units?
And Is it worth the trouble? I'd like to, if it's easy/cheap enough,
rather than buying yet another pair of them.

Thanks for your attention,
JPM

Could be as simple as the plug or wire, just trace to where the power
stops, oil filled are good and cost alot. A new furnace of 94% would
be cheaper to run Ng is going down electric is going up.