“After switching on heater, does it smells like burnt plastic?”

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• Thank you for your inquiry. There should not be a plastic burning smell when this unit is turned on. If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to contact our consumer relations team by emailing us at [email protected]. Thank you.

  Answered by ManufacturerTechSupport 5 years ago

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• no

  Answered by jess 6 years ago

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• No

  Answered by Ca424 6 years ago

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• I have not experienced that

  Answered by Krid 6 years ago

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• I have not had that problem and I set it at 77 normally. It shuts off before it gets too hot.

  Answered by Krid 6 years ago

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• Not when new. I have noticed that heaters that are idle for long periods (months) may smell a bit when first turned on. This is the stuff that accumulates on all surfaces over time and is evaporating off. I haven't had this heater long enough to see if this happens, but I've noticed it on all other heaters including car heaters.

  Answered by WildBill 6 years ago

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