[Jesse]

Had my heart skip a beat for a minute tonight. Right before jumping in bed I noticed that the aquahot dropped in temp from 210s to 150s which made me notice the diesel aquahot was not firing. Checked the fuel and it was good and not gelled so I broke out the trouble manual. Luckily enough it was just the B4 control line fuse- 10 amps. I guess in -16 degree weather the electric struggles to get it up to 200. Makes sense when I remembered my wife bought and plugged in a electric fireplace next to the christmas tree while cooking and running dryer - blowing the 50 amp fuse! I am truly impressed with this heating system so far, started the winter off with a full tank and I am only down a 1/4 of a tank running both diesel and electric sides simultaneously. Not a bad idea Richard, I may add a fixed electric heater in the front bay to ensure it keeps up above freezing and for sure limit the use of the electric fireplace!

Jesse and Sara White
2001 Newell, 582
2018 Silverado Toad
Wasilla Alaska