Easy
15-30 minutes
Control Board
Flame Control Assembly 21866
OEM part for: Heatstar, Mr. Heater
Part Number: 21866
$26.30
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The heater had developed a shutdown problem and had fuel in the tank, a flame in the chamber and was not over heating.
Robert - December 9, 2015
👍 5 of 6 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Heater
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Nutdriver, Nothing else was used.
Parts Used
This is an easy repair. The Flame Control Board is identical to the existing one and is a pin-for-pin replacement. 1) After removing the line cord plug from power outlet, remove the screws holding the decorative panels on the sides and remove the screws that hold the Flame Control board in place. 2) Remove the leads from the push-on terminals on the board and the photocell connection. Note all connection points. 3) Replace the connectors and replace the screws holding the board and side panels. 4) Apply power and turn the unit on. That's it.
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Burnt out the circuit board.
Joseph - December 19, 2017
👍 2 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Heater
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Removed the board and replaced it with a new one. Plugged in the wires on the board. Plugged it into 110 and it worked perfect. Also the shipping was really fast. Thank you!
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Heater wouls start and run for about 30-60 seconds then automatically turn off. It would turn back on if I turned the powere off then on. But it would only run for a few seconds then turn back off.
brad - January 22, 2021
Tool Type
Heater
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
1. Removed control plate.
2. Removed top cover of heater.
3. Removed 2 screws from high limit control. Used pliers to pull tabs (I did not want to break wire connectors). Placed wires onto new high limit control then screwed control backnin place.
4. Removed screws holding flame control assembly. Pulled one wire off at a time with pliers, hooking each wire to new assembly one at at time as they are removed. Secured new assemly to heater with screws.
5. Replaced top cover and secured with screws.
6. Replaced control panal with screws.
7. Heater now stays on until desired temperature (using thermostat knob).
2. Removed top cover of heater.
3. Removed 2 screws from high limit control. Used pliers to pull tabs (I did not want to break wire connectors). Placed wires onto new high limit control then screwed control backnin place.
4. Removed screws holding flame control assembly. Pulled one wire off at a time with pliers, hooking each wire to new assembly one at at time as they are removed. Secured new assemly to heater with screws.
5. Replaced top cover and secured with screws.
6. Replaced control panal with screws.
7. Heater now stays on until desired temperature (using thermostat knob).
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