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Heater Nut Lock

Part Number: 596040501

5 Reviews

In Stock

$3.99

This is a Manufacturer Approved replacement nut for lawn and garden equipment. This item is Metal an is Sold Individually. A lock nut is a type of nut that resists loosening when properly threaded onto a bolt.

Heater Heating Element

Part Number: S97020888

55 Reviews

In Stock

$92.09

An authentic Broan/Nutone replacement part, sold individually.

The Heating Element is used in a number of Broan and Nutone ventilation fans and ceiling heaters. On some of the units you have the option of using this heater or not. It is mostly used in bathrooms to warm it up on those very cold mornings.

Installation requires a screwdriver and a socket set. Remove fan cover - disconnect wire connection - remove nuts, pull out heating element fan housing, remove screws, pull out heating element - reinstall in reverse order.

Heater Lock Washer

Part Number: 596238701

11 Reviews

In Stock

$3.99

Minimum Quantity of 2 Required

This is a genuine OEM replacement part used on a variety of Lawn and Garden Equipment. This part is made out of Metal and it is Sold Individually. This steel washer has several applications based on your unit. Please refer to diagrams for proper application.

Heater Bolt

Part Number: 595901601

1 Review

In Stock

$3.99

This is a genuine OEM replacement part that is used for lawn mowers and tractors across a number of brands. This is standard hardware which has multiple applications based on your tool. Please refer to diagrams for proper application. It is made out of metal and it is sold individually. You would need a wrench to remove or install this bolt.

Heater Electrode Sensor

Part Number: 60141

4 Reviews

In Stock

$7.02

This is an electrode flame sensor designed for various heating models. Its primary function is to detect the presence of the ignition flame and activate the heater. This sensor serves as a safety device to prevent the heater from operating in the absence of a flame and to shut it off when the flame is no longer present. If your heater is not turning on or frequently cycles on and off, it is likely due to a faulty sensor that needs replacement. This flame sensor is an authentic OEM part and is sold individually, without any additional parts or accessories. Ensuring that the flame sensor remains clean and free of debris or dust is crucial for its proper operation and long-term reliability. Regularly inspecting and cleaning it before or after use can help prevent future sensor failures. To replace this sensor, you will need tools such as a screwdriver or socket wrench and a set of pliers. Begin by disconnecting your heater from the power source and removing its side panel. Locate the flame sensor within the heater and disconnect the wire attached to it. Remove the securing screws and the old sensor, making note of its orientation. Install the new sensor in its place, secure it with the screws, and reconnect the appropriate wire. Then reassemble the heater and test its operation.