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How to stop "BEEP" sound by removing the Internal Speaker.

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How to stop "BEEP" sound by removing the Internal Speaker., Reassembling the Heater - Part I: crwdns2935265:00crwdnd2935265:01crwdnd2935265:01crwdne2935265:0
Reassembling the Heater - Part I
  • It's time to test our work. Before fully reassembling the Heater.

  • STEP 1 - Plug the cables back in carefully.

  • STEP 2 - with the Heater standing upright, position the Circuit Board upright as well; if you have to adjust the cable so it will stay do so, or even tape it temporarily works to.

  • Be Advised if the Circuit Board is not upright you will get a blinking green decimal on the panel. This means that the trip sensor is activated since the sensor is in this Circuit Board.

  • Once everything is in place, plug the heater in, which should have been near a circuit before starting.

  • You should hear a click sound which is the thermostat, and then no more beeps! Try out your panel buttons they should all work and be silent.

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