i got a electric fire place that was in my living room and then it worked for a month or so, and ever since then whenever i turn it on the heater will go on for a second and then it will go off and then the heater will stop working. Do i need a dedicated plug or need to call a electrician to fix this?
Other Articles and Posts
- Hudson – Havana Living Room Set by Signature Design | Sale Best Price
- Living Room can be Docorated Efficiently by Using Particular Tables | Article Buster
- Ventless Gas Fireplace » Blog Archive » Stay Warm by Easily Maintaining Your Furnace
- Stone Fireplace » Blog Archive » The Many Uses For Manzanita and Its Wood and Branches
- Drugasar – Dru Electric fires………. the most realistic electric fires on the market! « Fires2u's Blog
- Fireplace Inserts » Blog Archive » Replacing Or Adding a Fireplace Glass Door to Your Classic Fireplace
- Tips For Buying Fireplace Tools
- Fireplace Tools: Why You Should Get One? | Home Improvement Guide
- Best Buy Price For Landmann USA 82431 Firewood Log | OUTDOOR PATIO FIRE PLACE
- Electrician Wins Mesothelioma Lawsuit – Your Mesothelioma Web | MMHC | MultiMedia HealthCare
{ 1 comment… read it below or add one }
about any kind of electric heat needs its own dedicated power source. Ive had hundreds of service calls over the years over portable heaters overloading circuits. a 1500 watt heater pulls 12.5 amps. A standard 15 amp living room circuit shouldn’t be loaded more than 80 percent. That’s 12 amps so its overloaded with just the heater running. sounds like you may also have a problem with the heater so get the electrician to check it while he is there installing a new circuit.