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BA-4 Heater
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Heater does not work
Step 1: Mechanical inspection
Step 2: Main fuse
Step 3: Overheating fuse
Step 4: Battery
Step 5: Fuel pump
Step 6: Relay
Step 7: Relay voltage
Step 8: Heater air blower
Step 9: Heater air blower speed
Step 10: Glow/spark plug
Step 11: Fuel pump
No warm air flow
Step 1: Warm air duct
Step 2: Fuel delivery
Step 3: Glow-spark plug
Heater smokes
Step 1: Exhaust pipe
Step 2: Fuel pump
Step 3: Combustion air intake
Step 4: Combustion air blower motor
Insufficient heat output
Step 1: Fuel pump
Step 2: Temperature regulating system
Step 3: Engine heat exchanger
Step 4: Engine cooling air housing
Heater dies
Step 1: Electrical connections
Step 2: Exhaust pipe
Step 3: Thermo switch
Step 4: Fuel pump
Run-on continues
Step 1: Thermo switch
Heater does not work at low outside temperature
Step 1: Battery
Step 2: Fuel pump
Step 3: Glow-spark plug
Step 4: Thermo switch