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February 13th 07, 01:38 AM
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Heater goes haywire
Also if you see condensation in the heater, then
it's time to change it. Moisture will cause corrosions of the electrical contacts. and the corrosion will cause them to stick. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets KurtG wrote on 2/1/2007 10:46 PM: I just pulled a heater out of my sump. It was 82.8 and it was still heating. How often do these go haywire? There seems to be lots of stories of run away devices. You'd think they could design them to fail by turning off rather then on. I certainly like my digital thermometer w/ an alarm. I think it just earned the $10 I spent on it. --Kurt 
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