Chinese 2kw vs 5kw diesel/parking heater part 2. The Blue lcd and red remote English language

[@timothyortiz2222]

Easy for you. This is my 3rd video trying to pair the F'ing remote. Every video is neglecting to say. Pair remote with heater OFF!

[@Italjohn]

Hi there. Do the heater need to be in off mode to pair the remote? I din't know that, guess I was just lucky mine was off when I did it then 😀 Thanks for letting us know 👍

[@sunseeker8457]

Are you serious. Of cause the heater is off! You need to pair the device first before starting! Common sense .

[@philstewardutube]

Absolutely amazing, been looking how to change from Chinese to English for the remote, first 20 second... Done!!!

[@efjefe]

Just bought one. Man its warm. I dont mind the clicks. Yeah my van is cumfy

[@robisam1624]

Great Job man.greetings from Reykjavik

[@kl3vr]

thanks for showing how to change the language on the remote!

[@xXBAM66Xx]

Where in the video does he show how to change the language? I’m either blind or dumb but I didn’t see it.

[@kl3vr]

Like 20 seconds in lol

[@xXBAM66Xx]

@@kl3vr oh crap lol my bad I skipped that part...

[@nickpritch3152]

Fantastic looked and asked everywhere for dose on 2kw as controllers where set wrong when arrived. Over fuel all time (coke up ) thanks again very good vid 👍👍

[@elmerdepalma8708]

Thanks! That was a great video. We appreciate the information you presented.

[@davidlee6535]

Thanks. Took me a while to figure out my LCD display. This video helped. For some reason when I switch from Hz to degrees the heater runs right down to it's lowest speed/heat. When I switch back to Hz again it goes back to highest speed/heat. There is no other way to influence the temperature!! You can set any temp/Hz you want, it runs fast in Hz, slow in degrees. At least I have some control now!!

[@Italjohn]

Nice to hear 😃

[@turtlezed]

Thanks for sharing, i think i’ll buy the 5kw…👍

[@Italjohn]

Good choice 👍

[@richardr1891]

16-18 ... 22-18 are the wire Guage used to connect to pump ... the larger pump requires a slightly thicker wire due to the more amperage it draws.

[@chip80x86]

Thanks for the video, someone on KZbin said the 5Kw pump has 0.022 ml per stroke. So 12V22 and 12V16 could stand for 0.022 ml or 0.016 ml.

[@Italjohn]

Yes that makes sense 😊

[@jamesmason7124]

And the 8kw has a .028ml pump I have two metal housing 8kw diesel air heaters in my 1967 GM TDH-4519 fishbowl city bus and I love them if anyone wants to contact me send me a email at [e-mail] I have researched and learned a lot about these heaters and I’m working on designing a new ECM and controller boards and would like to hear what features people want to see

[@chipmerx3947]

That's correct.

[@rolandmergoil9246]

Oh ,thank you Sir for configuration with controller and tv-control .. Roland /France ...COOL ...Happy enjoy ..

[@Italjohn]

You are welcome sir 🙂

[@rolandmergoil9246]

@@Italjohn , it's can use FUEL GASOIL please?

[@Italjohn]

No gasoline only diesel

[@rolandmergoil9246]

@@Italjohn thank you italjohn

[@rolandmergoil9246]

@@Italjohn i want tell red gasoil or fuel domestique (France ,it's red color , gasoline i know but no for fuel diesel ordinary

[@leequinsee1727]

Your a champion, Thanks mate! 👍

[@deanhagstrom6667]

Pump #'s mean ml per dose. 0.022ml is most common. 0.016ml is for 2KW. In theory you could use the smaller 0.016ml on a 5 KW heater and get it to run nicer on low because you would have more smaller doses of fuel.

[@Italjohn]

Thanks for telling us 😀

[@marcass100]

Nicer? The same amount of fuel in a bigger body?

[@lloydmorrisonii1373]

Thank you SO much for sharing this video!!!

[@nemesilva1]

Gracias amigo!?🤗 No podía hacer andar el control remoto!! Saludos desde desde la Patagonia Argentina, estamos con - 4 grados centígrados y hace falta😁

[@stingy49]

Awesome video! I'm gonna try buying a blue lcd/red remote to upgrade my 8kw with black lcd. Control boards look the same! Thanks for the fuel settings also!

[@AndreasEUR]

It's a 5kw. no such thing as an 8kw.

[@Benger-hope]

@@AndreasEUR Yes there is

[@AndreasEUR]

@@Benger-hope No there's not. Stop spreading misinformation. The 8kw is a wrongly branded 5kw. Unless you can point to one physically larger than the 5kw. It gives the EXACT same amount of heat.

[@theidesofmarch314]

I have 8kw bought it off Ebay for $132 free shipping has blue led control and red remote works great.

[@theidesofmarch314]

@@AndreasEUR bought it in Ebay maybe do a search on 8kw diesel heater. Before calling someone a liar do your home.

[@peterclancy3653]

Very good demo thanks!

[@danwoolf1162]

I have that same remote but I can't get the HFA to come up. I've tried holding the right arrow but nothing!

[@Italjohn]

Hi ther Dan. I don't know why you can't get the HFA. Sorry

[@jeffmee763]

Yes the same as the ones I have got p3.0 for 2kw and on over one I get p5.5 my code is 9009 Must be metal box ones with 75mm air outlet Good video thank you. Jeff

[@Italjohn]

Thanks for the comment Jeff :-)

[@jeffmee763]

Just a point of interest is it controller that senses the temperature of the room or the unit it self what do you think i'm thinking the controller. Jeff@@Italjohn

[@Italjohn]

@@jeffmee763 There shall be a sensor in the LCD controller, but I have not opened to check.

[@jeffmee763]

Thank you just what I thought. Jeff@@Italjohn

[@Italjohn]

@@jeffmee763 Just got it confirmed at the Chinese heater group. facebook.com/groups/146837062640024/309718736351855/?comment_id=309764956347233&notif_id=1551176552867208&notif_t=group_comment

[@martinmorgan8475]

Hello I have the 5 kw diesel heater when turned up fully to 5.5 hertz it doesn't seem hot enough, is there a a way of increasing the heat temperature. Thanks

[@bolekpm]

NOTE: these settings work on my heater, they may work on others but the heaters can be different. Pmin=1.9, Pmax=5.5, RPMmin=1680, RPMmax=4400

[@lordexess]

But this is different depending on what heater you have... This is for the 5kW one, right?

[@martasadowska972]

Thanks a lot for that video. It helped a lot

[@Italjohn]

Thanks for the comment

[@bolekpm]

Italjohn13 These are the settings for 2 kw or 5 kw NOTE: these settings work on my heater, they may work on others but the heaters can be different. Pmin=1.9, Pmax=5.5, RPMmin=1680, RPMmax=4400 Mine is fitted as it should, running on red diesel.

[@Italjohn]

Thanks for the tip 😀

[@RobertA-xp4qw]

Best explanation yet for the new blue controller and red remote. What range do you get with the red remote? I see that the altitude setting are not adjustable, any idea what effect it has on the fan speed or pump dosing? GOOD JOB!

[@Italjohn]

Thanks for the comment Robert. I have not tested the remote range, as I have not got the time to install the heater yet. Will do a video of that later. Regarding the altitude I'm not sure, but I think you are on to something with the fan speed and dosing.

[@barbaraflanigan1641]

There are a number of Facebook groups addressing these Chinese heaters and they all say the heater does not place the altitude it reads into the data stream (only the constant "3500") sent from the controller to the mother board inside the heater. One must note that it is the mother board itself and not the controller that adjusts the mix sent to the burn chamber (blended via fan air speed and ml strokes of the fuel pump). The fuel mix is contrived by the mother board and a result of the values set from the factory settings or instead, any updates that have been made to those settings previously via the controller. The processor on the mother board is actually what creates the ratio of the mix using only the 4 parameters that it knows, and those include the first two of recommended pump strokes in HZ low/high settings and the second two are the recommended RPM of the motor low/high settings. The mother board actually has very few actions that can be manipulated by the controller during normal operation. The first set of user options via the controller are from choosing "manual mode". In this mode the pump speed is always controlled by the user and the fan runs at a speed that is deemed necessary by the mother board (within the RPM min/max) and provided as needed for the various user-selected fuel flow rates and the fan speed will not change over time when the pump rate is kept constant other than should a power off sequence be started. So "constant heat" will be delivered and that level in Hz set at the controller while in manual mode and the only thing a user controls in manual mode is how much heat the unit should put out and setting it of course off/on. The fan speed is set determined by the motherboard which calculates what is needed based on the ratios set in the mother board memory. The second mode of the controller is "automatic mode" and in this mode the controller provides the user with the option of setting a "goal" temperature or the other settings only include turning the heater on or off. When the heater is on with a "goal" temperature set, the heater mother board determines the best fuel mixture while running at any speed within it's defined limits to first begin on maximum heat until the correct temperature is approached at which point the heater begins to slow as it cycles down toward the minimum settings, all controlled via the mother board which is functioning based on knowing the temperature inside the living space and comparing it to what value the thermostat was set by the controller. In automatic mode, the heater moves through all the various pump/fan speeds as the unit automatically seeks the needed values for fuel flow and fan speed while the heater warms and cools down through its normal cycles. The only action one can control via the controller is either a) in manual mode, the fuel rate (while the fan responds appropriately and according to the 4 values for ratio it knows) and b) in automatic mode nothing other than the "goal" temperature is set as the controller sends ambient (supposedly increasing) temperature readings via the serial interface from the controller to the mother board inside the heater. Through the range of speeds, however, the mother board continues to base all its variations on both fuel pump rate and fan RPM while still using only the 4 values of ratios that it has in its memory. This means the heater operates via factory settings or those anyone can over ride by changing them by entering the special code supplied here into the controller. Basically one shouldn't change factory settings unless some kind of problem is seen such as white smoke or black smoke from the exhaust. More on this can be found in the Facebook group Chinese Heater Troubleshooting. A number of illustrations and guides can be downloaded from the files section of that group, providing literature that will suggest how to experiment with the settings at higher altitudes. In short the fuel mixture will need to be "leaned out" (reduce the fuel tor air ratio) more and more, the higher the heater is operated. Inversely, the heater settings will need to be set back as sea level is approached.

[@davidfaulkner6008]

what should the "PF" (glow plug power) setting be...has a range 1 to 6....thanks

[@Italjohn]

The PF-5 stands for "glow plug 80W. (PF-1-2-3-4-5-6 = 35-40-45-80-90w glow plug power)

[@daytrader66]

Very useful video, thank you. Looking at the video text detail, have you been able to tune your 5kw heater to give efficient output as low as 1kw? The 5kw heaters are both cheaper and much easier to get hold of than the 2kw but too much heat in a motorhome requiring the unit to keep stopping and starting is clearly a problem.

[@Italjohn]

The text is copied from this group: facebook.com/groups/146837062640024/ I have not tested any other settings my self. I recomend you to join that group, and ask questions there. You will get a lot of answers.

[@ranchdude4345]

I have a 12v TDC (red one) remote that YOU were demonstrating!. WHAT battery's go in them??? , what make, and #, and what voltage. ***HELP PLEASE***

[@Italjohn]

Mine uses two pc. standard AA 1,5v batteries. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZvVeoChr8x0fac

[@pablitokasso8508]

The only thing left to do is compare the 5kw vs 2kw BTU's heat output for your vanagon, fuel consumption, battery consumption! Will you do that? I'm thinking that the 2kw would do the trick, but you live in a much colder environment in Norway, right? That would be a good test, no? I look forward to that if you do the comparison test. Thanks for all your great videos!

[@Italjohn]

Thanks for the question. Here are the hard facts from the diesel heater forum on Facebook. How Much Fuel Does It Consume? About 0.1L per hour per KW of heat. 5KW heater: Effect: 1-4 kW Diesel usage: 0.12-0.49 l/h Air stream: 70-120 m3/h 3200-13600 BTU pr/hour Factory setting: LOW: 1,2Hz/1500rpm, HIGH: 5,0Hz/4300rpm 2KW heater: Effect: 0.8 - 2.0 kW Diesel usage: 0,1- 0,24 l/h Air stream: 34 - 75 m3/h 2700-6800 BTU pr/hour Factory setting: LOW: 1,1Hz/1500rpm, HIGH: 3,0Hz/4300rpm.

[@pablitokasso8508]

@@Italjohn which do you prefer and why?

[@Italjohn]

@@pablitokasso8508 I did install the 2kw because I have heard that the 5kw is way to big for the small vanagon. Will try to do a video later this winter to see if it can hold the temperatur nice and hot in the van when its below zero outside.

[@pablitokasso8508]

@@Italjohn I look forward to watching what you come up with! I'm buying a 85 westy full camper in one week... And so all your videos really help me to make choices on the future of my westy. Thanks again!

[@colinhill6287]

Hi, thanks for taking the time to make this video. I am getting a 2kw and it’s coming with a rotary control, is it easy to change it for an LCD with remote or is it not worth the hassle?

[@Italjohn]

Hi Colin. I love the LCD controller so I would say yes, it's worth it. Regarding the change, I think it's a straight forward job as long as the plugs are the same. To be sure try asking the same here: facebook.com/groups/146837062640024/

[@cliffordjava4658]

Great vid. I have a question. How can I adjust the screen's brightness, if possible? Thx

[@Italjohn]

There are no way to adjust the screen brightness as far as I know.

[@simonjohnson4302]

Noticed your 5kW was 1.2Hz on the bottom end, does the heater show 2 red bars when running on this setting for you? Mine is standard 1.6Hz at the bottom end, but turning it down to 1.2Hz drops the casing temperature to 1 red bar.

[@Bruce_Bol]

Hi John, very nice! You said " NOTE: these settings work on my heater, they may work on others but the heaters can be different. Pmin=1.9, Pmax=5.5, RPMmin=1680, RPMmax=4400 "... That settings are for the 2Kw for the best efficiency and the CO out? Thanks a lot!

[@Italjohn]

Mine settings are straight from supplier. Thanks for telling us your experience regarding the settings 👍

[@phuquetwo]

My red remote didn't come with batteries. What size are they?

[@Italjohn]

2 pc. AAA batteries.Look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZvVeoChr8x0fac

[@martinmorgan8475]

Hello I don't know if to buy the 3-5kw or 5 to 8 kw all in one heater latter one has 4 holes and is bigger and they are similar prices, what you recommend. Thanks

[@Italjohn]

Thanks for the comment. The size of the heater depends of the size of your van. I think the 3-5 and 5-8 kw is the same heater, but not sure. I have the smaller 2kw, and thats more then enough for my Vanagon. But again, it's really hard for me to say what heater is best for you.

[@martinmorgan8475]

@@Italjohn hello do you know were I can get one of these heaters at the moment in the UK thanks

[@Italjohn]

No, sorry

[@Nightmarehc130]

What is the difference in fuel use and heat output?

[@BlackSkiCoach]

Love your videos! Just a question: I have a T3 syncro and am looking to install a heater under the rear seat. What size would you recommend? its a pop top as well.

[@Italjohn]

Thank you ❤. I have heard that the 2kw is more than enough. Have you watch Chads video? He has a 5kw installed, maybe you could ask him about his opinion? bit.ly/35GHeUO

[@BlackSkiCoach]

@@Italjohn thanks John, I'll ask him as well.

[@Mortenstergaard1978]

Do you think this can be used to webasto ? Thermo Top C ? i have a heater but not a display

[@Italjohn]

Most likely not, but I don't know, sorry

[@Mortenstergaard1978]

Okay thank you

[@jeffmee763]

Hi If you go in setting again for start P1.3 max P3.0 on my one I can press the up button to take it from P3.0 to P5.5 to make it a 5kw give it a try and let me know that is on the white one. The pumps are the same it is manufactuturing numbers thanks. Jeff

[@Italjohn]

Thanks for the info. I have read some where that if you set the 2kw to 5hz it will overheat. But it could be interesting to see what happening.

[@jeffmee763]

No it will not I have the same unit as you the v2 just go in to setting change from p3.0 to p5.5 max and will be fine have a good one. Jeff@@Italjohn

[@bernardfigiel198]

@Italjohn how you have English language on the remote?

[@Italjohn]

Look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYDEgn6cYs5lnJY

[@bernardfigiel198]

@@Italjohn YOU'RE A DIAMOND! Thank you much! :)

[@wvadam]

Hi John and others. Have you had a chance to test the range of the remote? I see some sellers listing the range as 50-100m which is a wide range. I am wondering how accurate the 100m is as it would be really nice to start the heater before leaving work.

[@Italjohn]

Hi there. I have not installed mine yet! so I have not tested the range.

[@gailwalker1114]

Hi ,thanks for the great vid . Do you know if these heaters are interchangeable with different control panels remote etc? Cheapest 2kw on ebay with remote is £160 , Wanting to know if a cheap 2kw heater and buying separate remote plus blue control panel will work ? Thanks.

[@Italjohn]

I really don't know, sorry. But you can ask here: facebook.com/groups/146837062640024/

Hello, great video. I would like to install the 5 KW in my hut at the Tyinsee. Can you maybe write your optimized settings again? Thanks .. Peter

[@Italjohn]

I don't have any optimized settings, sorry. Please ask/look in this facebook group: facebook.com/groups/146837062640024/ There are some info regarding this in the video description as well.

[@Fanzindel]

Was hoping you would show how to change the elevation settings. Does anyone know how to change it (what key combination)? Or is it supposed to do this automatically?

[@Italjohn]

I think its automatic, I have not found any way to calibrate it.

[@Fanzindel]

Thank you for replying. I think I just realized that. I put the controller in a clear bag with some air, and when squished a little (higher air pressure) the elevation goes way down into negative. I was hoping there was a manual adjustment but this is still way better than no elevation adjustment at all.

[@FWCaptain-kv6sm]

do you need the admin code to set the on/off settings?I have the 8k heater is the code the same as the 5? thx

[@Italjohn]

The admin password is usually 1688 or 9009

[@FWCaptain-kv6sm]

Italjohn 🙏

[@FWCaptain-kv6sm]

Italjohn that worked. I’m just trying to get the on off temp settings to function. Testing 1 2

[@FWCaptain-kv6sm]

I got it all working I love it so far. Thx

[@kawasaki000000000000]

Where did you get the codes from and also will the lcd screen go out over time to not put a dra on the battery

[@Italjohn]

The screen goes dim, but newer turns off.

[@overkill1359]

Thanks for the video. How many wires do I need to run from the white 5kW Heater to LCD screen?

[@Italjohn]

It's only one kabel. You can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZvVeoChr8x0fac

[@overkill1359]

@@Italjohn I was thinking to route the cable first before the heater arrives in one month and attach the connectors later but I need to know how many wires the LCD needs...? Are the CO & efficiency settings you posted for the 5kW unit?

[@Italjohn]

@@overkill1359 There are three wires inside the cable. I have posted both settings for the 5kw and the 2kw. This is "out of the box" settings.

[@prizzom]

I can’t pair my remote, there is no HFA screen. Also my controller is black not red. But it’s the same style

[@Italjohn]

I don't know the answer to that question, sorry 🙄

[@AncapistanVan]

press ok and left button to enter HFA mode, with heater off

[@B-und-B]

Great video! My remote only shows ambient temp and oil flow/set temp. How come?

[@Italjohn]

I have no idea, sorry

[@gailwalker1114]

Same problem I think controller is faulty

[@robinheater9706]

perfect

[@mumtiTV]

How do you change the temperature to Fahrenheit? I tried the parameters PF1 to PF6 but could not tell what they are for? Original password code was 1688, anyone has a link to an actual User Manual guide? Thanks.

[@Italjohn]

I don't thnk it's possible to change it from C to F. The PF-5 stands for "glow plug 80W". (PF-1-2-3-4-5-6 = 35-40-45-80-90w glow plug power)

[@mumtiTV]

@@Italjohn Thanks for this info, may I ask where do you obtain such information? Because the "Chinese" manual I received has none of that. Thank you.

[@Italjohn]

@@mumtiTV I have learned a lot from this group: facebook.com/groups/146837062640024/

[@syncrovanCos]

Hey John ! I'm curious how did you mount the heater in the van, especially the exhaust part. Can't remember if you have images somewhere. Some people say that is not ok to mount it directly on the wood floor and the exhaust is way to hot. I'm about to install mine and try to be safe than sorry.

[@Italjohn]

I'm sorry to let you down, but I have not installed the heater yet. I have however made a metal "ring" that will go through the wood floor. So when it got closer to the spring I will start the installation.

[@syncrovanCos]

@@Italjohn So it's true that isn't ok to install it directly on the floor... I've seen topics where people talking about that metal part, but I would not want to do such big holes in the van. Thank you !

[@theidesofmarch314]

I installed my 8kw on my linoleum floor with plywood and foam insulation under the heater I was also worried about the exhaust pipe going through it I went to the auto parts store and bought a fiberglass heat sock think it was 24 inches long and fits 1inch pipe cut it down installed it on the heater then for added safety I bought fire brick sealant put that around the pipe then installed the heater have to let it dry for 24 hours. After firing up the heater and running for 10 minutes I checked the floor on top and under the van with a digital temperature gun and the floor around the heater was cool under the van was also cool even right next to the exhaust so I'm happy with it not worried about it.

[@syncrovanCos]

@@theidesofmarch314 I've just tested mine today, on a temporary bench prove and the unit itself was pretty hot underneath and also the cover. Tomorrow I'm going out to find some heating resistant material to put between the heater and floor, also around the exhaust, just for peace of mind.

[@glensaxton8617]

Where do you tune the min air and fuel and the max air and fuel?

[@Italjohn]

Under the "hidden" meny, look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYDEgn6cYs5lnJY

[@busumilea]

How you change the remote controler language from chinese to english?

[@Italjohn]

Just press and hold the ok button for a few secounds.

[@patrickroy9153]

Where is the thermometer on the unit ? I was to keep the heater outside my vehicle

[@Italjohn]

It's inside the LCD display

[@bdm04679]

can you change it from celsius to fahrenheit

[@Italjohn]

I have not look into that, but I have not seen anything that indicating that it should be possible. Try to ask in this group: facebook.com/groups/146837062640024

[@syncrovanCos]

The seller you indicate, do not ship on my chosen locations.

[@chrisscott1547]

Uh, I would think the big question is the difference in heating. Is the 2kw version good to heat a boat?

[@Italjohn]

I would say it depends on how big the boat are, and how well it's insulated. If it's bigger then a small van, I would have choose the 5kw

[@112boatman]

I have the 5kw on a 32ft boat and it’s just about enough to heat the whole boat but on minimum it can only get the boat to 14c in winter in the uk on max it gets 22c

[@suepaulbrown9512]

Hi i just installed a so called 8kw,i followed your settings for the 5kw and guess what this is the same so i just upped the fuel flow by .2ml and increased the speed by 200rpm in the maximum settings,have you tried to increase the output if so how did it work out.

[@Italjohn]

I have not installed mine yet, so I have not played with the settings.

[@jeffmee763]

Hi Can you take the remote of the same way and put on another type of remote on I've got three different types to try as you can only put one on at a time thanks. Jeff

[@Italjohn]

I think that the blue (gold) LCD only accepts the "red" remote.

[@jeffmee763]

Hi Yes you might be right with that can't seen to find a new red one thanks. Jeff@@Italjohn

[@Italjohn]

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal-Diesel-Air-Car-Heater-Red-English-LCD-Remote-Control-Switch/264249952074?hash=item3d8686474a:g:PHoAAOSwtM9clHeb

[@berkeekurtt]

hi my friend subscribed my heater does not work over 1500 meters what can i do to work?

[@Italjohn]

Hi there. I'm not sure what could be the problem, but it could be too little fuel? Can you turn up the fuel pump hz on your remote?

[@88Saihttam]

Hi. Great Video👍🏻 Would the Red Remote work with the "Standard" Black LCD Control Panel? My Heater have allready the Black one installed. I hope someone can help me :) Greetings

[@Italjohn]

No, it will not work as far as I know.

[@88Saihttam]

@@Italjohn Thank you👍🏻

[@Italjohn]

@@88Saihttam Did a little research and foud out you can use a remote, but a more simple one. ebay.to/3lFjDvQ

[@Italjohn]

@@88Saihttam This might fit as well: ebay.to/38OMquo

[@eyuptemizel4423]

how to completely poweroff ?

[@Italjohn]

You need a separate power switch to power it off.

[@fabiopignata]

Hi mate, i have this heater but not the remote, do you know how i can buy it?

[@Italjohn]

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal-Diesel-Air-Car-Heater-Red-English-LCD-Remote-Control-Switch/264249952074?hash=item3d8686474a:g:PHoAAOSwtM9clHeb

[@andrewbartleman9169]

May I ask your elevation for your settings

[@Italjohn]

Hi there Andrew. This are the settings as it comes from China.

[@mileswatkins6472]

How good is the fan on a hot day ?

[@barbaraflanigan1641]

Hot day? The unit won't run just the fan, it's a heater only and running only the fan is not an option and since the bearings in these things go out quite rapidly, using it just to blow air would be a costly proposition.

[@madsgjesdal8232]

Hei! Jeg har også den blå hoved enheten og den røde fjernkontrollen. Fjernkontrollen fikk jeg ettersendt da den ikke fulgte med i den første forsendelsen sammen med dieselvarmeren. Når jeg følger fremgangsmåten i videoen så får jeg ikke kontakt mellom de to enhetene. Kan det være noen andre innstillinger i den blå enheten som må aktiveres ?

[@Italjohn]

Heisann. Det er visst ikke alle som lar seg pare når de blir ettersendt. Du kan lese mere om dette på facebook. facebook.com/groups/146837062640024/

[@ttinkk]

Hei, fant du ut av det eller måtte du kjøpe en annen fjernkontroll?

[@winandd8649]

That does the PF=1 to PF=6 setting mean? (3:31)

[@BeezyKing99]

Winand D that would be for the pump settings. Edit: there’s a Facebook group on Facebook for these heaters.. not sure what it’s called.

[@Italjohn]

The PF-5 stands for "glow plug 80W. (PF-1-2-3-4-5-6 = 35-40-45-80-90w glow plug power)

[@winandd8649]

@@Italjohn Thanks! Could't find it anywhere..

[@gregwilson9035]

Is this screen able to turn off?

[@Italjohn]

No

[@gregwilson9035]

Thanks Italjohn! I will install a switch into the power wire.

[@peterstewart827]

Hi i have a fault E_03 anybody know what it is thanks

[@Italjohn]

E-03 = faulty glow plug

[@smilymo]

How to changw language on red remote , its all in chinese

[@Italjohn]

You press and hold "OK" on the remote. See 0:15 in clip. NB: Not all remotes can be changed from Chinese. You can try to hold down another buttot to test this as well. Let me know how i goes, ok?

[@reidnichol9255]

Good English but amusing OKO FOR OKAY.

[@bjornthans]

hei hvordan forandre eg til engelsk på den fjenkontrollen?

[@Italjohn]

Du holder inne ok i 2 sekunder. Ikke alle fjernkontroller som lar seg skifte til Engelsk. Se om det er engelsk tekst på fjernkontrollen i annonsen til selger.

[@bjornthans]

@@Italjohn takker. Fikk det til. Trykte på alt 😊

[@GoranMilici]

What's pf?

[@Italjohn]

PF has something to do with the glow plug power. Look in the description below the video

[@mariacole789]

Hi mate, I just bought a red remote from a seller called gzduk2 on ebay.uk, hope this helps cheers

[@Italjohn]

I could't find him, but there is more of them on eBay now.

[@dougjohns5115]

Great video thanks ! I'm trying to find one in Canada as I don't want to wait 6 weeks to get it from China.... anyone know of one please let me know.

[@lloydmorrisonii1373]

EBAY! I had mine in 10 days. Amazon is another source for ROCKET-FAST shipping. I hope this helps. Lloyd

[@crazywayne7051]

Wow Alibaba is advertising on KZbin and they just got banned for being a corrupt internet company and they're everyday on your KZbin You're so screwed

[@Italjohn]

I don't think I can controll the adds youtube uses, sorry.

[@JayHughart]

Anyone know what the PF 5 setting is? mine is way to rich!

[@Italjohn]

The PF-5 stands for "glow plug 80W. (PF-1-2-3-4-5-6 = 35-40-45-80-90w glow plug power)

[@JayHughart]

Nevermind its the glow plug. Duh.