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Would that work with 28 second burning oil rather than Diesel. It is a lot cheaper to buy.Jo
Reliability is another matter. I have had to replace the 12 volt PSU which blew it's brains out during the summer. The original fuel pump stopped working after only a few months. The replacement fuel pump was good for a month or two and has also started to stick, resulting in a burner flame out and no more heat. I increased the supply voltage from 12.5 volts (equivalent to a good car battery) up to 14 volts (equivalent to a battery being charged). This increased the current supplied to the pump from 2.4 amps to 2.9 amps. The increased current coaxed the fuel pump back into life but the improvement was short lived; just a day or two. Now the second fuel pump is non functional.Replacement pumps for these diesel heaters are relatively inexpensive (£10 ish) and readily available on e-bay. But there are times when I wish you could pay a little extra and get a higher quality product. These Chinese diesel heaters are a copy of a well respected German design. A replacement fuel pump from the German manufacturer costs about eight times that of the Chinese copy, almost as much as I paid for the complete Chinese heater.Mike