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I agree with SS on this, that breaker should have tripped if the heater was on full power. I also think there was a loose connection somewhere. I wouldn't trust that breaker knowing this.
I also would have an electric baseboard with a thermostat hard wired in, it might cost a little more up front, but I think having the heater on a thermostat will save you in the long run. I looked for a plug in thermostat for you , but was only able to find 120V. Good luck. |
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